Power Design Coordinator — Engineer‑in‑Training Path

HDR, Inc.; Omaha (NE); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

HDR, Inc. in Omaha, Nebraska is seeking a Power Design Coordinator to contribute to design options, prepare project deliverables, and support engineers and BIM specialists on power projects.

You’ll need a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, solid MS Office skills, and a commitment to HDR’s employee-owned culture; EIT certification pursued for career progression is preferred.

HDR offers a collaborative environment with opportunities to impact major grid projects and energy infrastructure.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering
• Computer skills in Microsoft Office
• An attitude and commitment to being an active participant of our employee-owned culture

Responsibilities

• Conduct analyses to develop power-related design options or recommendations, and assist in the preparation of project deliverables (examples include engineering drawing packages, cost estimates, and project specifications)
• Perform routine engineering assignments requiring application of standard techniques and procedures
• Complete projects with clear, specified objectives and limited variables
• Work independently on small projects, or assist more-senior engineers / professionals on larger projects
• Work with assistance from Project Engineers, other Engineers In-Training (EITs), Designers, or BIM Specialists as needed
• Perform other duties as needed

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Engineer in Training (EIT) certificate

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

HDR, Inc. in Omaha, Nebraska is seeking a Power Design Coordinator to contribute to design options, prepare project deliverables, and support engineers and BIM specialists on power projects.

You’ll need a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, solid MS Office skills, and a commitment to HDR’s employee-owned culture; EIT certification pursued for career progression is preferred.

HDR offers a collaborative environment with opportunities to impact major grid projects and energy infrastructure.