Posted Oct 11, 2026

Substation Project Engineer — Remote, U.S.

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Substation Project Engineer — Remote, U.S. Up to $155,000 base + benefits | PE required Ascot Pierce has partnered with an established engineering consultancy to appoint a Substation Project Engineer supporting utility-scale renewable-energy and power-infrastructure projects across the U.S. This is a hands-on delivery role for an engineer with strong substation-design experience — in physical design, protection & control, or both — who wants to deepen their technical capability and take on progressively greater project responsibility. The role You will support substation design from preliminary engineering through issued-for-construction deliverables, including: One-line diagrams, schematics, wiring, layouts, conduit, grounding and equipment connection details Engineering calculations covering bus, cable, grounding, AC/DC station service and equipment selection Technical studies, including short-circuit, grounding and arc-flash work Specifications, technical documentation and design packages Coordination with project teams, quality reviews and construction-phase support Guidance and support for junior engineers What they are looking for PE licence Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering Direct, hands-on substation engineering experience — ideally 5–12 years Physical design, protection & control, or blended substation-design experience Experience delivering engineering calculations and technical design packages Utility, EPC or consulting experience Wind, solar, BESS or collector-substation exposure would be advantageous A technically engaged engineer who wants to remain close to design and project delivery Package Fully remote within the U.S. Base salary up to $155,000 , dependent on experience Comprehensive benefits package Strong technical development and progression opportunity If you have sustained substation-design experience and would be open to a confidential discussion, please apply or contact Ascot Pierce directly.