Engineer I - Relay Settings (Engineering Boot Camp 2026)
Qualus
Providing specialized engineering and consulting services across diverse industries.
Design and coordinate protective relaying and relay control schemes for power systems.
14 days ago ago
Entry-level
Full Time
Chattanooga, TN
Office Full-Time
Company Size
500 Employees
Service Specialisms
Consulting
Engineering
Project Management
Technical Services
Design
Turnkey
Sector Specialisms
Grid Modernization
Power Demand
Resiliency
Digital Transformation
Operational Excellence
Government
Municipal Electric Utilities
Regional Transmission Operators
Role
Description
relay design
short‑circuit study
protection schematics
technical presentation
project delivery
relay testing
Maintaining up-to-date technical skills related to the design of electrical substations and protection and control schematics for the electric utility power grid through on-the-job work and formal training.
Design, specification, setting calculation, and coordination of protective relaying and relay control schemes.
Work collaboratively with the appropriate groups/ individuals in Qualus to develop and implement technical solutions that support the objectives of the Engineering Department.
Modeling, short circuit and overstressed breaker studies as well as the protective relaying recommendations for proposed generation interconnections to a client’s electrical system.
Present technical solutions to key customers respond in real time to technical concerns and answer questions in a knowledgeable, articulate manner.
Meeting all project deadlines and supporting the processes and procedures to meet deadlines.
Working on project teams supporting all quality and project management goals.
Ensures all relay settings activities, initiatives, and processes are in conformance with the company’s established policies and objectives, and with client design standards.
Identifying process improvement ideas and commuting ideas through appropriate management channels.
Applying test procedures for various types of relay test equipment.
Requirements
electrical engineering
aspen
high voltage
test procedures
substation safety
communication
Aptitude to quickly learn and apply test procedures for various types of substation equipment.
Ability to travel up to 10% of the time.
Substation awareness and Safety consciousness.
BS Degree in Electrical Engineering from an ABET-accredited school with a focus on power systems.
Experience with ASPEN or CAPE software (a plus).
Strong computer skills.
Good PC skills and the ability to support testing activities as required by the project lead.
Educational experience directly related to working with [medium to high voltage] electricity (preferred).
Strong communication skills and the ability to effectively discuss technical recommendations with customers.
Must have the ability to work independently, and accurately, and have high attention to detail.
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
Founded with a mission to deliver high-quality engineering and consulting solutions.
Cater to a diverse range of industries, including energy, infrastructure, and utilities.
Have grown into a trusted partner for large-scale, complex projects across North America.
Operate at the intersection of innovation and practicality, from designing sustainable infrastructure to optimizing water resources.
Play a pivotal role in both public and private sector projects, from energy production to water management.
Possess standout expertise in heavy civil projects, providing engineering solutions that are both innovative and cost-effective.
Consistently deliver with an emphasis on precision, project efficiency, and exceeding client expectations.
Culture + Values
Innovation
Collaboration
Integrity
Excellence
Customer-Focused
Environment + Sustainability
2050 Target
Net Zero Emissions by 2050
Aim to achieve net zero emissions by the year 2050, demonstrating long-term commitment to combating climate change.