Hybrid Transmission Line Engineering Lead (PE)

Commonwealth Associates, Inc.; Jackson, Orlando, Columbus (MI, FL, OH); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Commonwealth Associates, Inc. in the United States seeks a Transmission Line Engineer Leader to manage complex transmission line projects from scoping to closeout in a hybrid or remote role with relocation options to Jackson, MI, Orlando, FL, and Columbus, OH.

Responsibilities include PLS Cadd design, MFAD foundations, load sheets, and construction specifications, while mentoring engineers and coordinating with clients and stakeholders across functions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering.
• 4–10 years of transmission line engineering experience.
• Experience leading engineering teams and serving as client lead.
• Professional Engineer (PE) license.
• Proficiency with PLS Cadd (required); MFAD preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead transmission line engineering projects from scoping to closeout.
• Design transmission lines using PLS Cadd and create load sheets.
• Prepare foundations designs using MFAD and generate material lists.
• Assemble complete construction specification books and assist in standards development.
• Mentor less experienced engineers and lead project teams.
• Attend construction site visits and coordinate with clients and stakeholders.
• Collaborate across departments to maintain project quality and timelines.

Skills

Leadership

Team management

Client relationship management

PE license

Education

Bachelor's degree - Civil Engineering

Tools

PLS Cadd

MFAD

Job description

Commonwealth Associates, Inc. in the United States seeks a Transmission Line Engineer Leader to manage complex transmission line projects from scoping to closeout in a hybrid or remote role with relocation options to Jackson, MI, Orlando, FL, and Columbus, OH.

Responsibilities include PLS Cadd design, MFAD foundations, load sheets, and construction specifications, while mentoring engineers and coordinating with clients and stakeholders across functions.