Power Systems Engineer (I–Principal) | Utility Infrastructure

PPL Corporation; Allentown (Lehigh County); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

PPL Corporation in Allentown, PA is seeking an Engineer at multiple levels to perform challenging engineering work under supervision. You will analyze data, support operations, and develop solutions within established procedures while growing into higher responsibilities.

The role emphasizes collaboration, problem solving, and adherence to safety and environmental standards within a regulated utility environment. On-site work in Allentown with opportunities for career progression.

Qualifications

• ABET Accredited bachelor’s degree in engineering or engineering technology.
• Engineer II requires bachelor’s degree plus 2 years of engineering experience.
• Engineer III requires bachelor’s degree plus 5 years, or master’s with 3, or PhD with 2.
• Principal Engineer requires bachelor’s with 10 years, or master’s with 8, or PhD with 7.

Responsibilities

• Identifies opportunities for improvement and suggests improved methods.
• Gathers, correlates, and analyses data using established procedures.
• Performs detailed engineering assignments involving established calculations, tests, and analysis.
• Prepares and presents reports on job-related engineering activities.
• Assists other engineers with large projects as needed.

Education

ABET Accredited bachelor’s degree in engineering or engineering technology

ABET Accredited master’s degree in engineering

PhD in Engineering

Job description

PPL Corporation in Allentown, PA is seeking an Engineer at multiple levels to perform challenging engineering work under supervision. You will analyze data, support operations, and develop solutions within established procedures while growing into higher responsibilities.

The role emphasizes collaboration, problem solving, and adherence to safety and environmental standards within a regulated utility environment. On-site work in Allentown with opportunities for career progression.