
High Voltage Equipment Specialist
Posted Oct 27

Posted Oct 27
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Arizona.
β’ Act as the internal technical expert on high-voltage substation equipment.
β’ Assess and confirm equipment specifications for transformers, breakers, disconnect switches, instrument transformers, protection and control equipment, bus systems, control houses, relay panels, and associated equipment.
β’ Create, maintain, and standardize preferred equipment lists, technical standards, and criteria for equipment selection across various projects.
β’ Analyze engineering drawings and project documents to create and verify Bills of Material.
β’ Confirm material quantities, equipment configurations, and project design specifications.
β’ Detect scope gaps, conflicts in specifications, and inconsistencies in materials during project planning and execution.
β’ Assist in estimate preparation through a technical review of equipment needs and material takeoffs.
β’ Assess alternative manufacturers and equipment solutions through technical evaluations and documented deviations.
β’ Aid in the development of engineering recommendation packages and work with Engineering and Procurement to identify cost-effective options.
β’ Create and sustain equipment specifications, technical standards, templates, standardized work processes, approved vendor and manufacturer databases, technical records, and documentation systems.
β’ Encourage lessons learned and initiatives for continuous improvement.
β’ Participate in engineering design reviews, drawing reviews, equipment submittal evaluations, design coordination meetings, constructability and operability assessments, and resolution of technical inquiries.
β’ Collaborate with engineering teams, utility clients, OEMs, EPC partners, and construction staff.
β’ Assist Procurement by providing technical evaluations, equipment expertise, and guidance on specifications.
β’ Experience in supporting high-voltage substation, transmission, utility, renewable energy, or power delivery projects.
β’ Proven understanding of substation equipment and electrical systems.
β’ Experience in reviewing engineering drawings, specifications, and Bills of Material.
β’ Capability to read and interpret single-line diagrams, three-line diagrams, wiring diagrams, and equipment layouts.
β’ Experience collaborating with engineering firms, OEMs, contractors, and utility stakeholders.
β’ Valid U.S. Driver's License.
β’ Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Engineering Technology, or a related technical field.
β’ Experience with utility-scale solar, battery energy storage, collection substations, generation tie lines, or transmission infrastructure.
β’ Familiarity with reviewing power transformers, high-voltage breakers, disconnect switches, instrument transformers, protective relay systems, control enclosures, and protection & control panels.
β’ Experience in developing and maintaining equipment standards.
β’ Experience in evaluating alternative manufacturers and equipment solutions.
β’ Understanding of utility interconnection requirements and utility design standards.
β’ Experience in supporting estimating, preconstruction, or EPC project development activities.
β’ Knowledge of IEEE, ANSI, NEC, NESC, and utility-specific requirements.
β’ This position does not offer VISA sponsorship.
β’ Medical insurance.
β’ Dental insurance.
β’ Vision insurance.
β’ Flexible spending accounts.
β’ Health savings accounts.
β’ Life insurance.
β’ Accidental death and dismemberment (ADD) insurance.
β’ Disability insurance.
β’ Retirement benefits.
β’ Paid vacation/time off.
β’ Educational assistance.
β’ Infertility assistance.
β’ Paid parental leave.
β’ Adoption assistance.
β’ Remote work eligibility.
β’ Up to 25% travel based on project and business requirements.
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