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Mesa Associates, Inc. is seeking a mid-level Substation Protection & Controls Engineering Technologist to advance in the electric power industry. This role supports a national client base from Mesa’s Power Delivery Substation group.
The candidate will collaborate with engineers, drafters, and designers, develop diagrams and BoMs, and apply protection fundamentals while traveling 1–2 nights per month to client sites. Opportunities include mentorship and project responsibility.
This position is not eligible for recruiting or sourcing by outside parties.
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Mesa seeks a mid-level Substation Protection & Controls (P&C) Engineering Technologist who’s looking to further their career in the electric power industry. This position is for our Power Delivery Substation group, which supports various clients across the United States.
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Detail Oriented: Capable of carrying out a given task with all details necessary to get the task done well
Self-Starter: Inspired to perform without outside help
Associates or better in Engineering Technology.
Bachelors or better in Engineering Technology.
Transmission substation P&C design experience in the electric utility industry for voltage ranges spanning from 12kV to 230kV.
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