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Applied High Voltage, LLC

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11 - 50 employees

Founded 2013

⚡ Energy

🤝 B2B

Energy • B2B

Applied High Voltage is a B2B engineering and construction firm specializing in high-voltage power infrastructure and utility-scale electrical projects. The company offers development support services, engineering, procurement & construction (EPC), and field engineering services, and maintains headquarters in Albany, NY with a branch in Frederick, MD. Applied High Voltage focuses on delivering turnkey solutions for power system development and construction for industrial and utility clients.

📋 Description

• The position assumes the responsibilities of an electrical engineer performing design of LV, HV, EHV electrical power systems • Responsible to lead a team of engineers and drafters for substation engineering design projects • Providing engineering support to project management, procurement and construction on all stages of projects • Review and coordination of substation physical drawings and calculations • Act as Engineer of Record for one or more projects simultaneously

🎯 Requirements

•10+ Years’ Experience in Design of Transmission Level Substations (13.8kV – 500 kV) • Experience in Transmission Line Protection Substation Protection and Control Systems • Generator, Transformer and Bus Protection Schemes • Development of station/substation single-line, protection, control and SCADA diagrams including utility and ISO interconnection and operational requirements • Equipment specifications, designs and layouts including major equipment and protection, control, SCADA, and low-voltage auxiliary systems • Familiarity with, and review of, substation physical drawings and calculations including general arrangements, clearances, details, conduit, grounding, lightning protection, etc. • Professional Engineering license (one or more US states) is required.

🏖️ Benefits

• Competitive compensation • Benefits • 401K