Engineer-ATC Rotational Program December 2025 Grads

ATC

City of Pewaukee (WI)

On-site

USD 60,000 - 75,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

A leading utility company in Wisconsin is seeking graduates for their Engineer-ATC Rotational Program. This full-time role offers training in various engineering paths, including transmission system modeling and power flow analysis. Ideal candidates should have a Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and a collaborative spirit. This is an excellent opportunity to start your career in the energy sector and contribute to a critical industry.

Responsibilities

Transmission System modeling.
Power flow analysis.
Electrical and structural design.
Operating technology programming.
Commissioning and construction oversight.

Skills

Collaborative engineering

Power flow analysis

Electrical design

Structural design

Programming

Education

Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or equivalent experience

Job description

Overview

Join to apply for the Engineer-ATC Rotational Program December 2025 Grads role at ATC.

Program and Opportunities

ATC recognizes that information available in a university program and job posting often can make choosing a power industry role difficult so we would like to take the time to train you. Spend some time in an introductory rotation program to learn more about the various engineering jobs in our company and find a path that suits you and ATC. Upon successful completion of the program, you transition to a role based on your skills, desires, and needs of the company.

Responsibilities

Transmission System modeling, power flow analysis, electrical and structural design, operating technology programming, protective relay scheme design and settings development, commissioning and construction oversight are just a few of the many varieties of engineering paths available through this role and program.

Culture and fit

If you’re a collaborative engineer who wants to make a difference in a critical industry and put your degree to use Energizing the Future in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, we have a Great Place to Work for you.

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