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Brightsmith, a growing US-based EPC contractor, seeks an experienced Substation Engineer to own HV design from concept through energization and to work closely with construction teams on large-scale power projects.
You will cover 12.47kV to 500kV packages, with relocation support and remote opportunities in Boise/Caldwell, Idaho. Candidates should have 5+ years of HV design experience; a PE license is preferred.
Remote / Boise, Idaho | $120k–$185k Base | Relocation Support Available
Brightsmith is partnered with a growing US-based EPC contractor delivering complex engineering and construction projects across power generation, energy infrastructure, and heavy industrial markets.
As they continue to expand their engineering capabilities, they're looking for experienced Substation Engineers who want more than simply producing designs. This is an opportunity to take genuine ownership of technically challenging projects, work directly alongside construction teams, and see your engineering designs through to energization.
With projects spanning high-voltage substations, geothermal power generation, renewable energy, and industrial infrastructure, the role offers strong technical variety and long-term progression.
You'll take responsibility for substation engineering and design packages across new and expanded substations ranging from 12.47kV to 500kV, working closely with engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning teams.
Depending on your experience, you'll have the opportunity to:
This is an opportunity for an experienced engineer who wants to remain technically involved while taking on greater ownership and responsibility within a growing organization.
$120k–$185k base, depending on experience and technical background.
Boise / Caldwell, Idaho, with remote opportunities and relocation support available for suitable candidates.
If you're an experienced Substation Engineer looking for greater technical responsibility, interesting projects, and the opportunity to see your designs through to construction.