Senior Transmission Design Engineer

Burns & McDonnell; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading engineering firm in Orlando is seeking a Staff Transmission Engineer to work on project teams to create designs for high voltage transmission lines. Responsibilities include performing transmission design, preparing specifications, and working closely with clients and project managers. Ideal candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, 3 years of experience in transmission engineering, and strong skills in AutoCAD and communication. This position offers opportunities to engage in a variety of projects across sectors.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or related fields and 3 years of relevant experience.
• Strong knowledge in civil/structural engineering techniques and procedures.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Perform transmission design of projects from conceptual phase to completion.
• Modify and review transmission components based on project requirements.
• Prepare specifications, data sheets, and purchase recommendations.

Skills

Transmission engineering principles

Communication skills

Problem-solving skills

Attention to detail

Computer skills (Microsoft Office)

AutoCAD and related software

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering

Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

MicroStation

BIM (Revit)

Civil 3D

PLS-CADD

Job description

A leading engineering firm in Orlando is seeking a Staff Transmission Engineer to work on project teams to create designs for high voltage transmission lines. Responsibilities include performing transmission design, preparing specifications, and working closely with clients and project managers. Ideal candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, 3 years of experience in transmission engineering, and strong skills in AutoCAD and communication. This position offers opportunities to engage in a variety of projects across sectors.