Entry-Level Transformer Core Design Engineer

Entergy; Little Rock (AR); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Entergy in Little Rock, AR, onsite, seeks an Engineer I for Transformer Core Design to meet electric system needs. You will guide engineers, manage large transform-related projects, review designs, and engage with clients and contractors to ensure reliable grid performance.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Engineering, up to 2 years of experience, and familiarity with NEC/NESC. Safety and teamwork are emphasized in this professional environment.

Qualifications

• Technical mastery of engineering principles.
• In-depth knowledge of procedures, programs, and standards in responsible area.
• Mentors other engineers and technical professionals.
• Good leadership skills and strong written/oral communication.
• Excellent math and project management skills.
• Familiar with PC operations and related software.
• Familiar with NEC and NESC.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical guidance to Engineer Associates and Assistants and local area line groups.
• Project management for large projects including relocations, governmental projects, and reliability projects.
• Review and approve electrical designs that meet customer needs and standards.
• Participate in meetings with external customers, architects, developers, contractors and government entities.
• Perform engineering calculations for planning and corrective actions.
• Assist with storm restoration efforts both local and out of town.

Skills

Engineering principles

Leadership

Communication skills

Math skills

Project management

PC/software knowledge

National Electrical Safety Codes

National Electrical Code

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Engineering

Engineering technology with PE consideration

Job description

Entergy in Little Rock, AR, onsite, seeks an Engineer I for Transformer Core Design to meet electric system needs. You will guide engineers, manage large transform-related projects, review designs, and engage with clients and contractors to ensure reliable grid performance.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Engineering, up to 2 years of experience, and familiarity with NEC/NESC. Safety and teamwork are emphasized in this professional environment.