Open in the current public read path; this is not an employer guarantee.Last observed October 15, 2026
Classification
Modern power-system classification not yet published for this listing.Legacy source industry field: Utilities
Pay provenance
Employer-provided pay
Job Description
10-25-2026
Requirements
Demonstrated ability to lead, coach, mentor, and train junior personnel.
Must be a team player, inquisitive, analytical, and be able to interact with and maintain working relationships with diverse teams.
Ability to read and interpret one-line station diagrams and transmission line switching diagrams and anticipate proper clearance points and zones of protection.
Aptitude to understand and interpret conceptual scopes of work and visualize the safest and most effective method of construction and identify potential risks and hazards to be removed.
Capacity to lead in understanding, developing, and clearly presenting complicated construction sequencing to the project team.
Must have strong computer skills and be able to grasp and use new technologies as they become available.
Strong analytical skills are needed to visualize a conceptual project and how it will be built, able to visualize and plan for potential risks associated with the construction or proposed facilities.
Being able to conduct substation and transmission line site visits. Driving a vehicle long distance to conduct site visits.
Avid concentration levels. Decision making and collaborative skills in stressful situations.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Outlook, for data analysis, reporting, and communications.
Experience using Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive for collaboration, document management, and team coordination.
Familiarity with Power BI for data visualization and reporting, and Power Automate for workflow optimization is a plus.
Strong ability to develop professional presentations, dashboards, and reports to communicate project status, risks, and performance metrics.
Experience working in a digital, collaboration-driven environment with structured file management and version control practices.
Ability to quickly learn and apply enterprise systems such as project scheduling tools, work management systems, and GIS platforms.
Strong organizational and documentation skills to support standardized processes, reporting, and knowledge sharing across teams.
An understanding of Bulk Electric System operations, construction management practices, or engineering disciplines supporting transmission, distribution, or communication infrastructure is required.
Candidates must demonstrate strong analytical and technical capabilities, including the ability to interpret project documentation, plans, and schedules.