
Distribution Line Engineer β Level 3
Posted Aug 19

Posted Aug 19
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Arizona.
β’ Design and obtain permits for overhead and underground distribution lines.
β’ Conduct conductor selection, pole loading analysis, equipment sizing, voltage drop evaluations, and system optimization.
β’ Create construction work packages, drawings, bills of materials, staking sheets, and cost estimates.
β’ Execute field visits, routing studies, engineering evaluations, feasibility assessments, and site evaluations.
β’ Develop or facilitate designs for both greenfield and brownfield electric utility and power generation projects.
β’ Provide peer reviews and mentor engineers and designers on quality control and assurance processes.
β’ Coordinate multidisciplinary project teams including civil, structural, electrical, environmental, geotechnical, and permitting professionals.
β’ Collaborate with utility companies, independent power producers, industrial clients, and energy-sector stakeholders on project objectives, technical specifications, constraints, and regulatory compliance.
β’ Prepare comprehensive engineering designs, plans, and construction documents using design software.
β’ Assess designs for alignment with client standards, NESC, industry practices, environmental regulations, and safety protocols.
β’ Manage multiple projects with minimal supervision while serving as a technical resource for project teams.
β’ Supervise project execution, quality control, schedule management, and client satisfaction.
β’ Undertake moderate to highly complex engineering design tasks and provide technical guidance to junior staff.
β’ Assist in project pursuits, proposal development, scope definition, and client relationship management.
β’ Engage in site visits, field investigations, construction support activities, and project meetings.
β’ Formulate job site visit safety plans and comply with GAI and client safety protocols.
β’ Assign tasks, coordinate engineering efforts, and prepare scopes, budgets, and schedules.
β’ Develop and review project documentation for conformity and quality assurance.
β’ Lead project meetings and represent the organization in engineering communications.
β’ Mentor direct reports and other engineers.
β’ 8+ years of relevant experience.
β’ B.S. or M.S. in Engineering; a bachelorβs degree in Engineering or a related discipline is required.
β’ Professional Engineer (P.E.) License, with reciprocity in multiple states.
β’ Experience supporting distribution line projects.
β’ Proven experience working with multidisciplinary teams in utility, energy, industrial, and power generation projects from inception to completion.
β’ Familiarity with SRP, APS, and TEP engineering standards, permitting requirements, and design practices.
β’ Experience delivering utility infrastructure projects within Arizona.
β’ Experience in leading multidisciplinary engineering projects and mentoring junior staff.
β’ Strong proficiency in engineering design software.
β’ Knowledge of NESC requirements, client standards, industry best practices, environmental regulations, and safety requirements.
β’ Capability to conduct field visits and utilize information to create drawings.
β’ Ability to learn, retain, and apply on-the-job training while efficiently utilizing design software packages.
β’ Capacity to multitask, prioritize work, and adapt to shifting deadlines and scope changes.
β’ Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
β’ Ability to work effectively in design teams and collaborative settings.
β’ Willingness to travel to project sites, client offices, and other GAI locations as needed; approximately 10%β20% local/regional travel.
β’ Advanced oral and written communication skills, including the ability to interpret complex technical and contractual language.
β’ Market-based, competitive compensation.
β’ Performance-driven recognition and development bonuses.
β’ Medical, dental, and vision plans.
β’ Company-paid short-term and long-term disability.
β’ Company-paid life insurance.
β’ Employee Assistance Program and wellness resources.
β’ Generous paid time off plus 7 paid holidays.
β’ An additional floating holiday.
β’ Paid maternity, paternity, and adoption leave.
β’ 401(k) with company match.
β’ Tuition reimbursement.
β’ Support and rewards for professional development and certifications.
β’ Flexibility in work location and scheduling.
β’ Employee wellness programs and discounts.
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