Entry-Level Electrical Distribution Engineer: ESOP & Mentorship

Guernsey; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ESOP ownership

Professional development

Mentorship

Competitive compensation

Job summary

Guernsey is seeking an entry-level Electrical Distribution Engineer in Oklahoma City to support the planning, design, analysis, and delivery of electrical distribution projects under guidance from senior engineers.

You will gain hands-on experience, receive technical mentoring, and work on meaningful utility infrastructure projects while developing professional licensure and technical skills.

Qualifications

• ABET-accredited Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering is required.
• 0–3 years of electrical distribution engineering experience.
• EI certification preferred or ability to obtain.

Responsibilities

• Assist with overhead and underground distribution system design.
• Support engineering analysis using WindMil, LightTable, and related software.
• Assist with coordination studies, system modeling, and arc flash hazard analyses.
• Participate in field inspections, data collection, staking, and make-ready surveys.
• Prepare drawings, calculations, specifications, and engineering documentation.
• Learn and apply RUS, NESC, IEEE, ANSI, and NEC standards.
• Coordinate with project managers, senior engineers, utility clients, and design staff.
• Support construction observation and project closeout activities.
• Participate in technical training and work toward professional licensure.

Skills

Strong communication

Analytical thinking

Problem solving

Team collaboration

Education

ABET-accredited Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

WindMil

LightTable

Job description

Guernsey is seeking an entry-level Electrical Distribution Engineer in Oklahoma City to support the planning, design, analysis, and delivery of electrical distribution projects under guidance from senior engineers.

You will gain hands-on experience, receive technical mentoring, and work on meaningful utility infrastructure projects while developing professional licensure and technical skills.