Electrical Designer IV: Power Systems & Field Data

KCI; Asheville (NC); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Family friendly benefits

Collaborative environment

Job summary

KCI Technologies, Inc. is seeking a Designer IV (DT IV) to deliver designs for utility systems including overhead and underground circuits, lighting, and development-related projects. The role involves field data collection and assisting with storm restoration as needed.

You will produce high-quality CAD drawings and materials lists, communicate with clients, and mentor peers on simpler projects. Office work dominates with significant field exposure and potential weather conditions.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent with 7 years relevant work experience, or an Associate’s Degree with 5 years related work experience.
• Valid driver’s license and ability to pass pre-employment drug screening and background check.

Responsibilities

• Independently performing field data collection and project inspections for moderately complex projects.
• Producing CAD drawings and materials lists for construction of projects.
• Documenting communications on projects and providing guidance to peers.
• Producing permitting documentation as needed.
• Communicating with clients and leading site meetings with oversight.

Skills

CAD experience

Power Distribution experience

Pole Analysis software

WMS (Maximo)

Electrical components knowledge

Conduit systems

Reliability schemes

Field safety

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Associate’s Degree + 5 years related experience

Tools

MS Office

Job description

KCI Technologies, Inc. is seeking a Designer IV (DT IV) to deliver designs for utility systems including overhead and underground circuits, lighting, and development-related projects. The role involves field data collection and assisting with storm restoration as needed.

You will produce high-quality CAD drawings and materials lists, communicate with clients, and mentor peers on simpler projects. Office work dominates with significant field exposure and potential weather conditions.