Senior Electrical Engineer - Mining Power Systems

Technical Management Group Ltd. (TMG); Denver (CO); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Technical Management Group Ltd. (TMG) is seeking a mid-to-senior Electrical Engineer with a focus on mining and heavy industrial capex projects. The role involves managing power system designs, HV/MV distribution, automation/SCADA integration, and field commissioning across active mining operations.

You will oversee substation work, load flow and short-circuit studies, coordinate with EPC/EPCM contractors, and ensure regulatory compliance across MSHA, NEC, and IEEE standards.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from an accredited institution.
• 5–10+ years of progressive electrical engineering experience in heavy industrial mining environments.

Responsibilities

• Oversee power system designs, SLDs, load flow analyses, short-circuit calculations, and arc flash studies for mining infrastructure.
• Manage HV/MV distribution networks, substations, transformers, switchgear, and VFDs—installation, integration and testing.
• Review electrical equipment submittals, vendor drawings, and FAT; coordinate with EPC/EPCM contractors to resolve field issues.
• Lead pre-commissioning checks, loop checks, startup support, and safety audits for mine processing plants and related facilities.
• Ensure compliance with MSHA, NEC, IEEE, NFPA 70E and local utility interconnections.

Skills

Power systems oversight

HV/MV distribution

Automation/SCADA integration

Field commissioning

Electrical design reviews

SLD review

Regulatory compliance

Education

Bachelors in Electrical Engineering

Job description

Technical Management Group Ltd. (TMG) is seeking a mid-to-senior Electrical Engineer with a focus on mining and heavy industrial capex projects. The role involves managing power system designs, HV/MV distribution, automation/SCADA integration, and field commissioning across active mining operations.

You will oversee substation work, load flow and short-circuit studies, coordinate with EPC/EPCM contractors, and ensure regulatory compliance across MSHA, NEC, and IEEE standards.