US-Based PE Required: Primary Equipment Engineering Review for 345kV Substation
Budget: €40 – €150 EUR
We are looking for a US-based Professional Engineer (PE) to guide and review the primary equipment engineering for a new 345kV, 300+ MW high-voltage substation.
Hard requirements:
Active PE license in the United States
Based in the US
Demonstrated experience designing primary equipment for substations using the 1.5 circuit breaker (breaker-and-a-half) scheme
Strong background in North American utility standards (ANSI/IEEE, NESC)
Engagement:
Approximately 10 to 15 hours per week
Duration: 8 weeks
Remote, with scheduled review sessions
Scope of engagement:
The role is advisory and reviewing, not full execution. Our team is producing the design in Primtech 3D, covering the full yard layout, primary equipment selection, bus work, equipment rating checks, grounding, cable routing, and clearances. We need a PE to:
Guide key design decisions on primary equipment selection and arrangement
Review deliverables (3D model, GA drawings, BOMs, single-lines, fabrication details, design report) against US utility expectations
Validate that the design is constructible, clash-free, and aligned with typical North American workflows
Stamp or endorse the design as appropriate to the engagement
To apply:
Please attach CVs of the proposed engineer(s) showing relevant 1.5 circuit breaker scheme and primary equipment experience on US substation projects at 230kV and above. Proposals without a CV will not be considered.
Hard requirements:
Active PE license in the United States
Based in the US
Demonstrated experience designing primary equipment for substations using the 1.5 circuit breaker (breaker-and-a-half) scheme
Strong background in North American utility standards (ANSI/IEEE, NESC)
Engagement:
Approximately 10 to 15 hours per week
Duration: 8 weeks
Remote, with scheduled review sessions
Scope of engagement:
The role is advisory and reviewing, not full execution. Our team is producing the design in Primtech 3D, covering the full yard layout, primary equipment selection, bus work, equipment rating checks, grounding, cable routing, and clearances. We need a PE to:
Guide key design decisions on primary equipment selection and arrangement
Review deliverables (3D model, GA drawings, BOMs, single-lines, fabrication details, design report) against US utility expectations
Validate that the design is constructible, clash-free, and aligned with typical North American workflows
Stamp or endorse the design as appropriate to the engagement
To apply:
Please attach CVs of the proposed engineer(s) showing relevant 1.5 circuit breaker scheme and primary equipment experience on US substation projects at 230kV and above. Proposals without a CV will not be considered.