Director, Transmission Engineering

Welcome to United Utility, a dynamic player in the electric utility industry, headquartered in the vibrant city of New Orleans, LA. As a trailblazer, we provide comprehensive and innovative offerings that bolster power infrastructure investments across the U.S. We proudly serve as the parent company to industry-leading utility service contractors specializing in transmission, substation, distribution, and grid hardening projects. Our Core Values are clear and simple: Safety, Quality, Integrity, and Professionalism. At United Utility, we craft power delivery solutions – built safe, engineered smart, and driven by what customers demand

– fueling communities with reliable energy. We are the best-in-class, trusted partner delivering customer-centric Power Delivery Construction and Engineering solutions.

About The Role

The Director of Transmission Engineering leads the strategic direction, technical excellence, and operational performance of the Transmission Engineering group. This individual is responsible for overseeing the design and delivery of high-voltage transmission projects, including generation tie-lines (wind, solar, battery storage) and standalone transmission systems. The Director will guide a team of engineering professionals to ensure that all project deliverables meet or exceed quality standards, regulatory requirements, and client expectations, from early development through construction and commissioning. This role also plays a key leadership function in driving innovation, operational efficiencies, and growth initiatives within the business.

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