Remote Power Plant Electrical Engineer – Substation & Design

Leidos Inc; Denver (CO); Remote; USD 131,000 - 237,000; Full time

Job summary

Leidos is seeking an experienced electrical engineer to perform design and interconnection reviews for power plants, substations, and transmission projects. You will engage with clients, prepare reports, and present findings to executives from investor-owned utilities to banks and DOE/EIA.

The role requires a PE-licensure- preferred candidate with 8+ years in power generation, protection relaying, and related systems.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering with 8+ years of experience in electrical operation, maintenance and/or design of power generation and substation assets.
• Knowledge of AC and DC electrical systems, controls, and protection relaying.
• Experience with wind, solar PV, battery energy storage, and thermal generation technologies.
• Professional Engineering (PE) licensure is preferred; strong client-relations skills.

Responsibilities

• Perform electrical design and interconnection review of power plant, substation, and transmission projects and prepare associated reports.
• Attend power plant, substation, and transmission project meetings to confirm status of site E&IC construction and operation and maintenance.
• Manage client engagements and ongoing relationships with investors, developers, banks, and DOE/EIA.
• Present work product results to client executives.
• Conduct business development activities with clients and prospects.
• Support projects and team members, working independently or with colleagues.
• Develop and expand key client relationships.

Skills

Electrical design

Power generation tech

Client relations

Protection relaying

Reports/presentations

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Job description

Leidos is seeking an experienced electrical engineer to perform design and interconnection reviews for power plants, substations, and transmission projects. You will engage with clients, prepare reports, and present findings to executives from investor-owned utilities to banks and DOE/EIA.

The role requires a PE-licensure- preferred candidate with 8+ years in power generation, protection relaying, and related systems.