Electrical Substation Engineer

Applicants who are not a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Texas will be automatically rejected. Applicants with an inactive status and can become active will be considered.

Pay is scaled based on experience. Actual drafting abilities are not necessarily required, we have a drafting department.

Howdy, I don't have a formal HR department to get caught up in, so I will be reviewing all applicants directly. Not much travel required (maybe 1 day a week or once every two weeks, local to North DFW (or less)). I try to limit folks to not exceed 40 hrs/week (for sanity). Can support limited remote work when required/needed (after being 'settled in'). Good luck in your job search wherever it takes you. - Mike

Real Duties :

• All aspects of Substation Design, foundations & spill containment to control houses, structure layouts, cable and conduit.
• Protection relay fault analysis from time to time.
• Electrical power system studies.
• Transmission, distribution, substation design, concepts, metering, relaying, etc.
• Protection relaying (as needed).
• Background into the financial and planning side of utilities and cooperatives.

Formal stuff:

Scarborough Engineering, Inc. is a small business in Fort Worth, TX that was established in 1977. We are collaborative, agile and supportive. We all work together.

Our work environment includes:

• Flexible working hours
• On-the-job training
• Casual work attire
• Relaxed atmosphere
• Work on various types of projects covering several disciplines.

Scarborough Engineering Inc. small consulting firm which has been in operation since the 1970's. We are a family oriented consultancy looking to hire someone who is an Registered Professional Engineer (PE).

Our primary focus is transmission, distribution, and substation design. We also work on industrial and commercial projects (Oil and Gas loading and offloading, MEP Design, Foundations, etc.). We have a small panel shop in the basement where we design and build transformer protection, relaying, and control panels for substations and remote gas facilities.

We do not relegate ourselves to just electrical engineering and applicants should want to learn how to design all aspects of the various projects we do, from grounding to foundations, to NESC clearances over roadways, gas refineries, personnel safety, relay programming, schematic and drawing reviews. Often times there will be numerous projects happening simultaneously and you need to be willing to hop from project to project as needs and schedules dictate.

CAD familiarity is strongly recommended (AutoCAD, PLS CAD, Microstation). Lot's of meetings, conference calls, paperwork, etc. (the realities of being an Engineer).

As previously stated we are a small company (