Asset Management Engineer — Transmission & Substations

Eversource Energy; Manchester (CT); On-site; USD 100,000 - 112,000; Full time

Job summary

Eversource Energy in Connecticut seeks a qualified engineer to manage transmission and substation assets, drive capital budgeting, and coordinate with planning and operations teams.

The role requires a strong technical background, 3+ years in electric utilities, and the ability to analyze financial and regulatory impacts. Applicants must be eligible to work in the United States and hold a valid driver's license.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering required; electrical engineering preferred.
• 3+ years in electric utility engineering/ops; transmission experience preferred.
• Strong analytical and communication skills.
• Driving license; available for emergency restoration.

Responsibilities

• Develops operational strategies for asset resources and lifecycle planning.
• Analyzes transmission and substation reliability; sets goals and improvement strategies.
• Develops performance measures and identifies gaps for future projects.
• Maintains asset database and lifecycle planning data.
• Implements standardized data collection for asset management.
• Communicates asset management strategy across teams and external parties.
• Collaborates with other transmission functions to ensure coordination.

Skills

Transmission planning

Substation engineering

Regulatory knowledge

Financial analysis

Data analysis

SQL/Access

Communication skills

Education

Bachelors in Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Master’s degree desirable

Tools

Cascade

Microsoft Access

Visual Basic

SQL

Excel

Job description

Eversource Energy in Connecticut seeks a qualified engineer to manage transmission and substation assets, drive capital budgeting, and coordinate with planning and operations teams.

The role requires a strong technical background, 3+ years in electric utilities, and the ability to analyze financial and regulatory impacts. Applicants must be eligible to work in the United States and hold a valid driver's license.