Electrical Engineer - T&D Planning

Overview

Electrical engineer planning transmission and distribution systems, substations, and DG studies.

Key Responsibilities

• grid analysis
• preliminary design
• cyme modeling
• data submittals
• statistical reporting
• engineering oversight

Tasks

-Supervision of subcontractors and/or consultants doing work similar -Performs analysis in support of the Company strategy regarding grid -Pre-liminary Engineering design and creation of project estimates -Work closely with the Companys Substation Engineering, Power System -Review solar developer documents forcompleteness and updated -Develop and maintain a thorough understanding of existing and -Study the distribution system to identify current and future needs -Work closely with System Operations to determine system capabilities -Work with various consulting firms to initiate and review DG project -Build and update the Distribution System model using CYME software -Prepare or coordinate the preparation of periodic data submittals -Compilation of electrical system data, statistical reports, and -Interact with area field personnel, providing Engineering oversight -Support of Distributed Generation nd utilize CYME software,GIS

Requirements

• collaboration
• solution development
• schematics
• standards
• test equipment
• electrical theory

What You Bring

-Ability to work collaboratively with other Engineers and other -Ability to develop solutions per system needs. -Understand one-lines, three-lines, schematic diagrams, wiring and -Understanding of applicable standards and regulations per specific -Understand the use of technical test equipment and oversight of the -Understanding basic electrical theory and the application to a Power

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About Versant Power

-Specializes in transmission/distribution only, enabling third-party renewable generators and administering net energy billing. -Geographically unique: its Maine Public District is the only U.S. utility region not directly connected to the rest of the U.S. grid. -Subject to Maine PUC and FERC oversight; underwent a PUC investigation into management in April 2025, but continues to invest in reliability.

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