Senior Electrical Engineer — Power Systems & Substations

Constellation Energy; Crest Hill (IL); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Constellation Energy seeks a Senior Electrical Engineer to support utility-scale and commercial energy projects. In this role, you will design and review electrical power systems, substations, and distribution equipment, ensuring reliability, safety, and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities include performing load flow and short‑circuit studies, specifying equipment, developing one‑line diagrams, and supporting protection and control schemes.

Qualifications

• Design and review electrical power systems, substations, and distribution equipment.
• Perform load flow and short-circuit studies.
• Create one-line diagrams and specify equipment.
• Develop protection and control schemes.
• Mentor junior engineers and support construction and commissioning.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver projects.

Responsibilities

• Design and review electrical power systems for utility-scale and commercial energy projects.
• Perform load flow and short-circuit studies to ensure reliability and safety.
• Develop one-line diagrams and specify major equipment.
• Support protection and control schemes and commissioning activities.
• Mentor junior engineers and coordinate with cross-functional teams.
• Troubleshoot field issues and drive sustainable energy solutions.

Skills

Electrical power systems

Substations

Protection & control

Load flow analysis

Short-circuit analysis

One-line diagrams

Mentoring

Construction support

Commissioning

Cross-functional collaboration

Sustainable energy solutions

Regulatory compliance

Safety

Job description

Constellation Energy seeks a Senior Electrical Engineer to support utility-scale and commercial energy projects. In this role, you will design and review electrical power systems, substations, and distribution equipment, ensuring reliability, safety, and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities include performing load flow and short‑circuit studies, specifying equipment, developing one‑line diagrams, and supporting protection and control schemes.