Protection & Control Engineer - Substations & Power Systems
CIMA+
San Juan de Terranova
Hybrid
CAD 80,000 - 100,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive Group Benefits
Employee and Family Assistance Program
Retirement Savings Plan with employer contribution
Annual opportunity to purchase company shares
Flexible work schedule
3-5 weeks vacation based on experience
Tailored training programs
Job summary
A leading consulting engineering firm in Canada is seeking a Protection and Control Engineer to work on large-scale electrical energy projects. In this position, you will design and review protection and control systems for substations, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and develop optimal solutions to meet energy transition challenges. Flexible working arrangements are offered, including a hybrid model that allows for remote work. Competitive compensation packages and benefits are available.
Qualifications
5+ years of experience working on Protection and Control projects.
Good knowledge of protection and control principles is mandatory.
3+ years' experience in detailed P&C design with utilities in Canada.
Responsibilities
Design and review protection and control drawings for substation systems.
Collaborate with engineering team members and project managers.
Supervise development of AC and DC station service power systems.
Skills
Protection and Control principles
Electrical Systems design
Collaboration with engineering teams
Education
University Degree in Electrical Engineering recognized in Canada
Registered (or eligible) with Professional Engineering Association
Tools
Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel)
Job description
A leading consulting engineering firm in Canada is seeking a Protection and Control Engineer to work on large-scale electrical energy projects. In this position, you will design and review protection and control systems for substations, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and develop optimal solutions to meet energy transition challenges. Flexible working arrangements are offered, including a hybrid model that allows for remote work. Competitive compensation packages and benefits are available.