Utility Engineer – Grid Design & Restoration

Entergy Corporation; Little Rock (AR); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Entergy Arkansas, LLC is seeking an Engineer I–Sr. to perform planning, maintenance, and design engineering across grid systems and related areas. The role involves meeting with customers to determine electrical needs and delivering reliable, compliant engineering solutions.

The position covers design, planning, asset management, and safety, with opportunities to mentor engineers and work on storm restoration and complex projects. Onsite work and travel up to 25% are expected.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in an engineering discipline from a four-year accredited university.
• PE license may be considered; Electrical/Mechanical preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical guidance to Engineer Associates and Assistants and local area line groups.
• Provide project management for large projects including highway relocations, governmental projects, planned improvements and reliability projects.
• Review and approve electrical designs that meet customer needs and comply with standards.
• Communicate standards with external customers, architects, developers, contractors, and government entities.
• Perform engineering calculations to aid planning and corrective actions.
• Assist with storm restoration efforts locally and out of town.

Skills

Engineering principles

Leadership

Communication

Project management

Math skills

PC software

NEC knowledge

Safety awareness

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering

PE license may be considered

Job description

Entergy Arkansas, LLC is seeking an Engineer I–Sr. to perform planning, maintenance, and design engineering across grid systems and related areas. The role involves meeting with customers to determine electrical needs and delivering reliable, compliant engineering solutions.

The position covers design, planning, asset management, and safety, with opportunities to mentor engineers and work on storm restoration and complex projects. Onsite work and travel up to 25% are expected.