Description
The Utility Engineer performs engineering analysis, design, project documentation, procurement, construction coordination, system monitoring, troubleshooting, reporting, and simulation work for electrical, water, or wastewater utility systems. The role may also manage small to moderately complex utility projects through scoping, funding, design, procurement, construction, testing, startup, and final sign-off. It requires an ABET-accredited Electrical Engineering bachelor's degree with at least two years of relevant experience, or a master's degree with at least one year of relevant experience, a valid driver's license, and the ability to perform physically demanding work; FE or EIT is strongly preferred. The salary range is $86,424 to $111,394.40 annually.
