Lead Commissioning Engineer (Hybrid)

About the role

This position has the responsibility for the development and implementation of plans and procedures for the testing and commissioning of highly complex transmission and distribution substation projects. This position works closely with System Test and Protection & Controls Engineering in the development of project test and commissioning plans with a focus on ensuring safety and eliminating issues and errors during the commission process. This position is responsible for commissioning of substation equipment as individual units (breakers, transformers, etc.) as well as overall project commission including controls, systems, relays, metering, etc.

This position also has shared responsibility for optimizing the cost and performance of the assets of the transmission/distribution system. In addition, this position coordinates the evaluation of system failures, and the appropriate resolutions, in order to provide support to operations on unplanned maintenance. This position shares accountability with peers in the strategy, development, and design of the organization’s Life Cycle Plan, a comprehensive long-term plan for the transmission/distribution system.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for ensuring complex substation projects are tested and commissioned in accordance with industry and Eversource standards with a focus on safety and maintaining system reliability
• Responsible for assisting in the development of standards and procedures for the test and commissioning of substation projects.
• Collaborates with Engineers within Engineering to ensure consistency and teamwork.
• Accountable for root-cause analysis, development and implementation of corrective actions relating to project commissioning.
• Collaborates with other engineers within Engineering to ensure consistency and teamwork.
• Manages, coaches, develops and reviews performance of engineers and other staff.
• Supervises, administratively and/or functionally, engineers and other direct reports, as assigned
• Provides technical support and direction to operating areas relative to system priorities, engineering guidelines and operating decisions during normal and emergency situations.

Requirements

• Requires a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or related discipline.
• In addition to bachelor’s degree, minimum of eight (8) years in utility distribution/transmission engineering.

Qualifications

Technical Knowledge/Skill:

• Electrical engineering knowledge with a focus on substation project testing and commissioning.

Skills

Technical Knowledge/Skill:

• Electrical engineering knowledge with a focus on substation project testing and commissioning.

Benefits

This position is eligible for a potential incentive.

Pay

The annual salary range for this position is: $140,650.00-$156,280.00

Schedule

Work is performed in both office and utility substation environments which requires sitting, standing, walking and climbing stairs. Job can require traveling to operating districts and companies within and outside the state. Must be available to work emergency storm assignment as required. Must be available to travel between MA/CT/NH as necessary.