Transmission Line Engineer

Role overview Design and deliver electric utility transmission systems that help expand grid capacity, connect renewable generation, and improve resilience. The work spans overhead and underground lines, from early route concepts and engineering analysis through material selection and construction-ready design packages. The role is remote within the United States.

Responsibilities - Develop transmission line designs using PLS-CADD and related engineering tools. - Analyze high-voltage and extra-high-voltage systems, including structural and foundation requirements. - Prepare engineering documentation and material specifications to support procurement and construction. - Apply relevant electrical, structural, and civil engineering codes to project designs. - For senior or lead assignments, guide junior engineers, coordinate with clients, and align multidisciplinary contributors.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in engineering and relevant experience designing electric utility transmission systems. - Working knowledge of PLS-CADD and PLS-POLE. - Familiarity with NESC, ACI, AISC, and ASCE standards. - Ability to explain engineering decisions clearly in project scopes and client presentations. - Two or more years of relevant experience; an Engineer-in-Training credential is preferred.

Nice to have - Experience with LPILE, FAD tools, Mathcad, or AutoCAD. - Construction management or field support experience. - Familiarity with Bentley ProjectWise.

Benefits and work setup - Remote work is available for candidates residing in the United States; hybrid arrangements may also be possible. - Professional development resources and career mobility opportunities are described.