Secondary Design - Substation

Job Description

Technical Project Engineering Technical Project Engineering covers a broad range of engineering disciplines, including electrical, mechanical, chemical, civil, structural, automation, and software engineering. The activities involved in project engineering include discipline-specific engineering and design, planning, risk assessments, and coordination of resources (personnel and equipment). Key Areas of Responsibility: Engineering Development: Ensure engineering development is complete, and multidisciplinary information is integrated. Lead development of new solutions for complex projects and challenges. Drive the completion of all engineering activities on the project. Coordinate engineering disciplines across multiple projects. Provide technical support during testing, installation, and commissioning activities. Design and conduct experiments, analyze, and interpret data. Prepare complete project documentation within the area of responsibility. Act as design authority for a particular engineering discipline and complete assignments accordingly. Quality and Cost Management: Provide cost-effective, quality solutions while delivering within budget and contract terms. Ensure adherence to safety standards and mitigate potential risks. Project Planning: Create work plans and cost estimates. Review and approve scope, budget, and schedule for assignments. Stakeholder Interaction: Interact directly with customers, officials, contractors, and supply chain partners. Senior Professional (P3) Role: Applies advanced knowledge typically gained through higher education and extensive work experience. May manage projects or processes independently with limited supervision. Coaches and reviews the work of lower-level professionals. Handles difficult and sometimes complex problems.