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Kimley-Horn
Substation Designer
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What they do
An Electrical Designer designs and creates layout for the electrical systems that power lighting, security, telephone and sound in buildings; creates wiring diagrams, develops specifications for electrical systems to meet code requirements. Designs and create layout of the printed circuit boards that are components of most electronic equipment.
$77,605 / year median in Florida
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Overview Kimley-Horn's Orlando office is seeking a Substation Physical Designer with 4+ years of experience to join the Power Delivery team. The successful candidate will support the design, and execution of high-voltage and medium-voltage substation projects for utility, renewable energy, and industrial clients. Responsibilities include developing physical layouts, equipment arrangements, grounding systems, lightning protection systems, and construction drawing packages while coordinating closely with protection and control, civil, structural, and electrical disciplines. The ideal candidate is a self-driven designer with strong technical skills, experience in substation design standards and industry practices, and the ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment. This is not a remote position Responsibilities
- Perform conceptual and detailed HV and MV substation physical/electrical design for utilities and substations, including basic layout, electrical arrangement, one-line diagrams, three-line drawings, plan-section drawings, and grounding.
- Perform engineering studies and calculations.
- Perform quality control reviews on substation physical design projects.
- Assume the role of technical lead on projects with limited guidance.
- Create and review bills of materials for substation physical projects.
- Develop and review proposals and scopes of work for smaller substation physical projects.
- Support the continued professional development of less experienced engineers/designers, including technical guidance and training recommendations.
- Communicate effectively with internal teams and clients to meet project objectives.