Underground Electric Distribution Project Engineer

ENTRUST Solutions Group; Lisle (IL); Vor Ort; USD 85.000 - 130.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

ENTRUST Solutions Group, a Leidos company, seeks a Project Engineer to design underground electrical distribution lines, review vendor drawings, and lead technical design reviews. You will coordinate with Design Engineers and Technicians, engage clients, and ensure adherence to specifications across projects in North America.

This role emphasizes QC, route planning, and plan/profile drawing generation, with a focus on duct packages, bore work, and ROW considerations.

Qualifikationen

• ABET accredited engineering degree required.
• Experience in general Utility Design or 1 year in Chicago Electric Distribution Design.
• Underground utility design experience including plan and profile drawings for distribution/civil projects.
• Experience with road Right-of-Way Engineering and Utility Engineering, including duct packages, HDD, and related rights within ROW or adjacent easements.

Aufgaben

• Perform Quality Control (QC) and may serve as technical lead for a program group.
• Guide Design Engineers and Design Technicians in detailed technical designs.
• Engage with client and stakeholders to understand design nuances; share insights with the team.
• Report to PM; communicate challenges related to scope, cost, schedule and quality, and assist with resource allocation.

Kenntnisse

EIT or PE

Ausbildung

ABET Accredited Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering (ABET accredited)

Tools

AutoCAD

Civil3D

Jobbeschreibung

ENTRUST Solutions Group, a Leidos company, seeks a Project Engineer to design underground electrical distribution lines, review vendor drawings, and lead technical design reviews. You will coordinate with Design Engineers and Technicians, engage clients, and ensure adherence to specifications across projects in North America.

This role emphasizes QC, route planning, and plan/profile drawing generation, with a focus on duct packages, bore work, and ROW considerations.