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Electrical Substation Engineer

Engineering
Electrical, Electronic, and Related Engineering
Power Systems Engineer

Research, design, develop, test, or supervise the manufacturing and installation of electrical equipment, components, or systems for commercial, industrial, military, or scientific use.

At a Glance

Electrical Substation Engineer. Top skills: Project Management, High Voltage, AutoCAD.

Avg Annual Salary

Not available

Typical Education

Varies

Experience

Varies

Job Postings

N/A

Parent Occupation (O*NET)

Electrical Engineers

Bright Outlook

Median Wage

$111,910/yr

Growth (2024-34)

+7.2%

Education

Bachelor's degree

Skills & Requirements

Specialized Skills (25)

Project Management

5.0

High Voltage

5.0

AutoCAD

5.0

Electrical Systems

5.0

OrCAD

4.9

Boilers

4.9

Motor Controllers

4.9

Electrical Engineering

4.9

Experience Design

4.9

Spacecraft

4.8

Software Systems

4.8

Blueprinting

4.8

Schematic Diagrams

4.8

Function Generator

4.8

Standard Operating Procedure

4.8

Calibration

4.8

Good Manufacturing Practices

4.8

Printed Circuit Board Design

4.7

RS-485 Standard

4.7

Cooling Towers

4.7

Brushless DC Electric Motor

4.7

Electric Power Systems

4.7

Construction Coordination

4.7

Steam Generators

4.6

Common Skills (5)

Communication

5.0

Coordinating

4.9

Prioritization

4.8

Computer Literacy

4.7

Reliability

4.7

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