Electrical & Gas Distribution Engineer (I–III)

Montana-Dakota Utilities; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 73,000 - 121,000; Full time

Job summary

Montana-Dakota Utilities is seeking engineers at multiple levels to design and oversee electric and natural gas distribution projects. Engineers I–III contribute to design, analysis and project management while prioritizing safety and compliance.

Engineer II and III require increasing experience and responsibility, with emphasis on system modeling and coordination with field operations. Travel within the service area is expected.

Qualifications

• Requires a bachelor's degree in engineering (Mechanical, Civil or Electrical).
• Engineer II requires a bachelor's degree and two years related work experience.
• Engineer III requires a bachelor's degree and five years of progressively responsible experience in energy utility operations.

Responsibilities

• Develops and maintains high pressure and distribution system models and analyzes performance data to support new loads.
• Manages placement of recording devices and reviews system data to monitor capacity and ensure compliance with codes and policies.
• Prepares feasibility studies and engineering design of distribution extensions with proper installation of equipment.
• Identifies and plans required system reinforcement to maintain service during peak demand periods.
• Provides engineering designs, specifications, support service, cost estimates and project management for electric/natural gas projects.

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering (Mechanical, Civil or Electrical)

EI (Engineering Intern) or EIT (Engineering in Training) Certificate

Job description

Montana-Dakota Utilities is seeking engineers at multiple levels to design and oversee electric and natural gas distribution projects. Engineers I–III contribute to design, analysis and project management while prioritizing safety and compliance.

Engineer II and III require increasing experience and responsibility, with emphasis on system modeling and coordination with field operations. Travel within the service area is expected.