Energy - Sr. Designer I

About the role

This career track is tasked with providing designs for utility systems including but not limited to: overhead and underground circuits for joint use, lighting, and commercial, industrial and residential development and gas and generation systems. This track is also responsible for field data collection and assists with storm restoration when requested.

Responsibilities

• Managing assigned design projects of varying complexity, permit documentation and providing support to others for assigned projects with independence.
• Directly communicating with clients to request additional work or project opportunities in addition to tracking progress of their projects.
• Performing and instructing field data collection and project-specific inspection techniques.
• Producing high-quality computer-aided design drawings and material lists for assigned projects.
• Providing guidance and training to peers and designers as assigned by supervision.
• Ensuring all necessary communications are documented on projects designed as required by training.
• Maintaining a thorough and complete understanding of the permitting process.
• Communicating with clients to request additional work or project opportunities to maintain ongoing engagement and service continuity.
• Working without consistent guidance.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent, and ten years relevant work experience, or an Associate’s Degree and eight years of work experience.
• Valid driver’s license required for field-oriented roles.
• Pre-employment drug screening and background check are conditions of employment.
• Motor vehicle checks may be required based upon position.

Key Technical Skills Required

• CAD Experience
• Power Distribution Experience
• Pole Analysis software
• WMS experience (e.g., Maximo)
• Understanding of Electrical Components
• Circuit knowledge of electrical components
• Advanced distribution techniques (switchgear, cap bank)
• Conduit systems
• Advancing knowledge of reliability schemes
• Field and workzone safety