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Responsible for placing safety as #1 priority in day-to-day work routine for self and others. Responsible for the preparation and project coordination of engineering designs, economic justification and installation of electric/gas distribution systems and specifications for various projects. Effectively works and interacts with regional and field operations. Performs studies and related activities. Provides support to engineering staff as needed.

Engineer I: Applies basic engineering techniques for entry-level assignments with review and guidance from a higher level.

Engineer II: Applies standard engineering methods and techniques to solve problems; moderate guidance and direction is provided and work is normally reviewed from a high level.

Engineer III: Applies a broad range of engineering skills and techniques, leads projects, and provides direction to lower level engineers.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Engineer I: ($73,460 - $91,830)

Must possess a bachelors degree in engineering (Mechanical, Civil or Electrical).

Engineer II: ($84,460 - $105,570)

Must possess a bachelors degree in engineering (Mechanical, Civil or Electrical); and,

Two years related work experience.

Engineer III: ($97,110 - $121,390)

Requires a bachelors degree in engineering (Mechanical, Civil or Electrical); and

Five years of progressively responsible experience and understanding in the energy industry including utility electric and gas operations, maintenance, design, and project management.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

Prior engineering experience in electric/natural gas utility.

Training and proficiency in business application software such as Engineering Analysis programs, CAD, GIS, surveying principles, and J.D. Edwards.

An EI (Engineering Intern) or an EIT (Engineering in Training) Certificate.

In addition to the above, an Engineer III has:

Professional Engineering (P.E.) designation.