Senior Electrical & Construction Analytics Engineer

Loanbud; Santa Fe Capital; On-site; ARS 170,334,000 - 263,243,000; Full time

Job summary

Bechtel in Argentina seeks a professional to manage environmental and sectoral permits enabling project execution, ensuring design, planning and field activities meet national and provincial regulations and client environmental standards.

The role acts as a bridge between engineering and regulatory authorities, translating legal requirements into verifiable design criteria, anticipating environmental constraints that shape layout and construction sequencing, and maintaining a critical permit

Qualifications

• Electrical engineer degree and ten (10) years of work-related experience in substation and Line construction.
• Proven High Voltage experience in at least 2 mining projects.
• Job related technical knowledge necessary to complete the job.
• Ability to learn and apply knowledge of applicable local, state/province, and federal/national statutes and guidelines.
• Ability to attend to detail and work in a time-conscious and time-effective manner.

Responsibilities

• Provide environmental and sectoral permit management to enable project execution in Argentina.
• Translate legal requirements into verifiable design criteria and maintain alignment with project schedule.
• Act as bridge between engineering and regulatory authorities to ensure timely flow of information.

Skills

Bilingual English/Spanish

Oral and written communication

Extensive site construction experience

Education

Electrical engineering degree

Tools

Word processing

Email

Spreadsheets

Presentations

Job description

Bechtel in Argentina seeks a professional to manage environmental and sectoral permits enabling project execution, ensuring design, planning and field activities meet national and provincial regulations and client environmental standards.

The role acts as a bridge between engineering and regulatory authorities, translating legal requirements into verifiable design criteria, anticipating environmental constraints that shape layout and construction sequencing, and maintaining a critical permit