Lead Electrical Engineer – Substation (132–400 kV)
WSP USA
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Job summary
WSP USA is seeking an Electrical Engineer- Substation to lead planning, design, construction, testing and commissioning of GIS substations from 132kV to 400kV. You will coordinate with internal teams and clients, review drawings, supervise installation, and ensure safety and quality while delivering boundary projects worldwide.
Ideal candidate brings 10+ years of experience in transmission substations, strong knowledge of GIS switchgear, protection schemes, relay coordination, and proficiency in
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering required; PE license preferred.
- 10+ years of experience in electrical engineering focusing on transmission substations 132kV–400kV.
- Proficiency in AutoCAD and electrical design software.
Responsibilities
- Oversee all aspects of electrical systems for transmission GIS substations from 132kV to 400kV.
- Coordinate with internal teams and stakeholders to develop project plans, schedules, budgets.
- Review drawings, specifications, and technical documents related to the substation.
- Coordinate with contractors and vendors to procure equipment and services.
- Supervise installation, testing, and commissioning of electrical equipment.
- Conduct site inspections and QA checks on installations.
- Provide technical guidance to project teams and clients.
- Prepare progress reports and as-built drawings for client review.
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Job description
WSP USA is seeking an Electrical Engineer- Substation to lead planning, design, construction, testing and commissioning of GIS substations from 132kV to 400kV. You will coordinate with internal teams and clients, review drawings, supervise installation, and ensure safety and quality while delivering boundary projects worldwide.
Ideal candidate brings 10+ years of experience in transmission substations, strong knowledge of GIS switchgear, protection schemes, relay coordination, and proficiency in
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