Hybrid Commissioning Engineer: Substations & T&D (ESOP)

Wunderlich-Malec Services, Inc.; Saco (ME); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

401(k)/Profit Sharing

ESOP

Job summary

Wunderlich-Malec Services, Inc. is seeking a Commissioning Engineer for our Biddeford, ME office. You will ensure transmission and distribution substation additions are installed, function correctly, and energized safely.

The role focuses on commissioning, test development, and witnessing critical tests, with field leadership and coordination across multiple projects in Maine, New Hampshire, and northern Massachusetts.

Qualifications

• Bachelor degree in engineering preferred; associate degree acceptable with relevant experience.
• 1–5 years' experience in electrical distribution/substation commissioning.
• Strong understanding of three-phase power, protection and control schemes.
• Experience with testing, troubleshooting and commissioning of substations.

Responsibilities

• Review specs and drawings to understand substation functionality.
• Schedule installation/commissioning with subcontractors and customers.
• Develop testing procedures and sign-off sheets for equipment.
• Witness critical tests prior to energization and during energization.
• Lead field crews and coordinate with customers during commissioning.

Skills

Three-phase power

Protection schemes

Control schemes

Equipment testing

SCADA/RTU/DFR

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical/mechanical engineering or engineering technology

Associate degree acceptable with proven experience

Tools

AutoCAD

SCADA

RTU

DFR systems

Job description

Wunderlich-Malec Services, Inc. is seeking a Commissioning Engineer for our Biddeford, ME office. You will ensure transmission and distribution substation additions are installed, function correctly, and energized safely.

The role focuses on commissioning, test development, and witnessing critical tests, with field leadership and coordination across multiple projects in Maine, New Hampshire, and northern Massachusetts.