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Lincoln Electric System is seeking a Projects Engineering Manager in Lincoln, Nebraska. The role leads a team of engineers across planning, design, construction, and project management of critical electric systems and generation facilities within the Power Supply division.
The position requires a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Mechanical engineering, 7+ years of utilities experience including supervision, and a PE license is preferred.
Located in Lincoln, Nebraska, LES is customer-owned and is one of the nation’s leading utility companies. We are recognized for low costs, unmatched reliability, financial stability, cutting-edge innovation, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional customer service while fostering a culture that celebrates passion, talent, and high standards. If you're not just looking for a job but a fulfilling career in a workplace that values excellence, the environment, and the community we call home, LES might just be the perfect fit for you. Join us and power a brighter future!
Projects Engineering Manager
$159,104.00- $198,880.00
9/23/2026
Power Supply
Regular
Power Supply
10/7/2026
Lead the future of electric utility infrastructure as a Projects Engineering Manager! In this leadership role, you’ll guide a team of engineers and oversee the planning, design, construction, and project management of critical electric systems, electric generation, and thermal energy projects. You’ll work closely with operations, construction, contractors and other teams to ensure projects are safe, reliable, cost-effective, environmentally responsible and delivered on schedule. If you’re an experienced engineering leader who enjoys solving complex challenges, developing people, and making a direct impact on the reliability of the electric system, this is an opportunity to put your expertise to work powering our community.
Responsible for overseeing the Projects Engineering department, which includes engineering design, operational support, and project initiation and development for LES generation facilities and District Energy Corporation (DEC). Specific responsibilities include supervising staff, developing operating and capital budgets for areas of assignment, program and procedure development, assisting with tactical decision making and strategic planning for the division and the DEC, and development of departmental and divisional goals. Consistent and reliable attendance is an essential function of this position.