Substation Protection & Control (P&C) Engineering Associate

PDS 3 / Power Delivery Substation

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Mesa's Power Delivery Substation Team seeks to add a Substation Protection & Control (P&C) Engineering Associate with 2-5 years of experience.

Ideal candidate has some experience in designing protection & control systems for medium/high voltage substations or power plant switchyards. Must be able to understand Single Line diagrams, AC/DC schematics and Panel/Equipment connection diagrams; be able to wire panels and equipment using information provided on AC/DC schematic diagrams; must be proficient in using either AutoCAD or MicroStation.

Experience in using Microsoft Office Suite is a plus.

Candidate must be a self-starting team player, detail oriented and possess a solid work ethic.

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Education

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