Electrical Project Engineer — Power Plant Systems

Invenergy LLC

Chicago (IL)

On-site

USD 125,000 - 145,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision insurance

401(k)

Paid time off

Job summary

Invenergy LLC, headquartered in Chicago, seeks a Project Engineer in Electrical Engineering to lead design and construction efforts for cutting-edge Thermal generation projects. You will support internal teams or engineering firms to prepare final design packages, focusing on gas turbines, combined cycle plants, and associated electrical systems.

The role requires 3+ years of experience, strong power systems knowledge, and travel up to 25%.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or Power Systems.
3+ years of relevant work experience, including internships.
Knowledge of power systems gained through coursework and internships.
Understanding of HV/MV electrical infrastructure (substations/switchyards, distribution systems, transmission lines).
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, Visio.
Willingness to travel up to 25%.
Valid driver's license.
Eligible to work in the United States without the need for employer visa sponsorship now or in the future.

Responsibilities

Assist in developing project specific construction, engineering, and equipment specifications.
Assist in the development of new projects by analyzing conceptual designs that comply with all critical owner and interconnection requirements and support RFQ specifications.
Prepare and validate electrical energy calculations.
Conduct thorough design reviews of electrical drawings: Balance of Plant, switchyard, and transmission line.
Define the scope of all required electrical system studies and review results for accuracy and compliance.
Track design schedules, update all stakeholders, and ensure that critical dates related to electrical engineering tasks are met on time.
Support project close out by organizing and transferring all as-built documentation to final project owner including electrical drawings, schematics, bill of materials, electrical studies, and relay settings.
Coordinate with operations engineering to incorporate lessons learned into new design reviews and specifications to continuously improve quality.
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry technology through various training sessions and conferences.
Coordinate information between equipment suppliers, construction contractors, and the engineer of record.