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WCL Group is seeking a Staff Electrical Engineering Technician – Substation to create and update 2D/3D CAD drawings using Autodesk Inventor and Substation Design Suite. You will follow engineers’ inputs, ensure compliance with codes, estimate quantities, and support other technicians to keep output consistent.
The role requires a minimum of 5 years in the substation field, a diploma or certificate, and hands-on SDS training.
CLIENT HIGHLIGHT The client you will be working for is one of the largest employee-owned engineering, procurement, and construction companies in the world. This opportunity will give you experience in the infrastructure sector in the United States with a company that is a globally recognized leader in power generation, water/wastewater, and telecommunications infrastructure — and one of the most established names in EPC project delivery, with a history spanning over 100 years.
LOCATION Candidates must live within 50 miles of one of these substation offices: Overland Park, KS - Ann Arbor, MI - Bloomington, MN - Dallas, TX - Denver, CO - Houston, TX - Orlando, FL - Phoenix, AZ - Raleigh/Cary, NC - Tualatin, OR- Burlington (Boston), MA -Chattanooga, TN - Chicago, IL - Irvine, CA - Jacksonville, FL - Walnut Creek, CA - Austin, TX - College Station, TX- Wilmington, DE
COMPENSATION $38.00–$46.00 per hour
SCHEDULE Monday – Friday, 40 hours
CONTRACT TERM 6-month contract with a high likelihood of extension or conversion to full time
POSITION OVERVIEW – Staff Electrical Engineering Technician – Substation, Autodesk Inventor
You’ll create and update the drawings for electrical substations, such as general arrangements, elevations, and conduit and grounding plans, working in 2D and 3D CAD. You’ll work from engineers' inputs, check that your drawings follow the project's codes and standards, and handle some of the design and drafting on your own. You’ll also work out material quantities and estimates and help guide other technicians and keep the team’s output consistent. The team uses Autodesk Inventor with Substation Design Suite (SDS), and will teach SDS to the right person, but substation industry experience is a must.