Physical Design Engineer

Physical Design Engineer

Key Responsibilities

• Engineering Design

  : Prepare detailed engineering drawings for

  EHV

  (

  Extra High Voltage

  ) projects for both

  AIS

  and

  GIS

  substations. This includes creating general arrangement plans, elevations, conduit layouts, grounding layouts, and lighting & lightning protection designs.

• Calculations & Analysis

  : Conduct and prepare design calculations using specialized software like

  CDEGS, ETAP, Mathcad

  , and

  Visual Lighting

  . You will also be responsible for

  AIS Busbar design

  and reports.

• Project Management

  : Prepare proposals, scope development, and engineering cost and man-hour estimates. You will coordinate with other departments, monitor project schedules, and ensure deliverables are submitted with high quality.

• Leadership & Mentorship

  : Provide guidance and mentorship to less experienced team members. You will perform quality reviews for other engineers and designers, helping to develop and improve processes and tools.

• Collaboration

  : Review designs, attend virtual client meetings, and coordinate with teams across different offices. You will work to ensure all design packages are compliant with client technical standards and international codes like

  IEC, IEEE, and NESC

  .

Required Qualifications

• Education

  : A Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited institution.

• Experience

  : A minimum of 2

  years

  and a maximum of 5

  years

  of experience in substation physical design.

• Technical Skills

  :
• Familiarity with industry standards such as

  NESC, IEEE

  , and

  IEC

  .
• Experience with software like

  CDEGS

  and

  WinIGS

  is preferred.
• Experience with

  physical design 3D tools

  is a plus.

• Personal Attributes

  : Excellent written and verbal communication skills, strong analytical and critical thinking abilities, and a methodical, problem-solving approach. You must be able to manage tasks on multiple projects and work effectively both autonomously and as part of a team.