Engineering Manager

Job Description

I’m currently working on an exciting opportunity for an experienced Substation Engineering Manager to lead engineering and design activities across major power infrastructure projects, supporting utility-scale solar, BESS, and other renewable energy developments .

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This is a key technical leadership position, with responsibility for driving engineering quality, coordinating external consultants, and supporting projects from design through construction and commissioning.

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Key Responsibilities:

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• Lead substation engineering and design activities across multiple projects.
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• Oversee one-line diagrams, physical layouts, grounding, protection & control, and equipment specifications.
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• Manage external engineering consultants and ensure designs meet quality, constructability, cost, and compliance requirements.
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• Coordinate with utilities, vendors, procurement, construction, and project management teams.
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• Support equipment procurement, construction, testing, commissioning, and field engineering.
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• Establish engineering standards, quality-control processes, and design best practices.
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• Mentor engineering professionals and drive continuous improvement.
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Ideal Background:

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• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related discipline.
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• 8+ years of electrical engineering experience with significant substation design experience.
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• Experience leading engineering teams, consultants, or multidisciplinary projects.
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• Strong knowledge of medium- and high-voltage substations, protection & control, grounding, and electrical equipment.
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• Background across utility, transmission, power generation, or renewable energy projects.
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• Knowledge of IEEE/ANSI standards, NEC, NESC, and utility requirements.
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• Strong communication, project management, and problem-solving skills.
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Preferred:

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• PE license.
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• Utility-scale solar, BESS, or EPC experience.
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• Experience with substations from 34.5kV–500kV .
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• Knowledge of SCADA, protective relays, and substation automation.
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