Critical Power Systems Engineer

Description

Leidos is seeking a Critical Power Systems Engineer to join our National Airspace Systems Integration Support (NISC) program to provide support to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) performing design engineering and project management for critical power distribution systems used in air traffic control facilities.

Job Location: College Park, GA

Work Arrangement: Hybrid, in office/remote position, based in the eastern part of the US with 50% travel

Responsibilities:

• Plan, design, and manage establishment, replacement, and modernization projects for electrical generators, uninterruptible power supply systems, batteries, critical power distribution systems, switchgear, underground electrical distribution, lightning protection, and grounding
• Conduct on-site surveys and lead detailed reporting and designing
• Analyze existing data for facility design and perform load studies
• Utilize relevant software tools (SKM and AutoCAD) for analysis and design
• Prepare construction drawings, specifications, cost estimates, and phasing plans
• Review contractor design and construction submittals
• Manage safety, risk, and environmental plans
• Communicate with stakeholders and provide routine work status reports

Qualifications:

• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from an ABET accredited college
• Eight or more years of relevant experience in critical power systems design, or a Masters degree with six or more years of relevant experience
• Current and relevant knowledge of electric codes and proficiency in using SKM and AutoCAD
• Effective communication skills

Preferred Qualifications:

• Registered Professional Engineer in the United States
• Prior experience working with the FAA