Qualus

Full-stack Engineer

• Serve as senior technical authority for electrical substation projects ranging from 12 kV to 735 kV
• Serve as Professional-of-Record, ensuring technical accuracy, quality, and compliance of design deliverables
• Provide technical leadership for substation design activities, including layouts, station service systems, grounding systems, and equipment selection
• Lead development, review, and approval of one-line and phasing diagrams, layouts, grounding designs, conduit and cable routing designs
• Oversee complex engineering studies, including grounding, lightning protection, insulation coordination, bus design, and equipment integration
• Develop and approve design criteria, specifications, reports, studies, and construction packages
• Act as senior technical interface with clients, utilities, and stakeholders
• Lead technical workshops, client meetings, design reviews, constructability reviews, and risk assessments
• Mentor engineers, EITs, designers, and project teams
• Lead independent technical and quality reviews
• Review and approve vendor drawings and technical submissions
• Provide engineering support during construction, including field reviews, RFIs, troubleshooting, and issue resolution
• Coordinate multidisciplinary teams to deliver integrated designs
• Support engineering standards, procedures, best practices, safety-by-design, quality assurance, and continuous improvement
• Ensure projects meet scope, schedule, budget, and quality requirements
• Support proposals, technical pursuits, client relationship management, estimates, and RFQ responses

Principal Engineer – Substation

General

• Provide technical and engineering support for field work and office work
• Perform engineering studies and design work and generate engineering study and field test reports
• Update client electrical drawings, including one-lines, wiring diagrams, and schematics, using AutoCAD or Bluebeam PDF Markups
• Collect field data and perform arc flash, coordination, and short circuit studies using SKM, ETAP, and/or EasyPower
• Perform additional studies and services, including load flow, harmonics, grounding, motor starting, buried cable heat rise, infrared scanning, and LOTO creation
• Apply knowledge of low- and medium-voltage switchgear, motor control centers, circuit breakers, panel boards, and disconnects to determine cost-effective mitigation solutions
• Develop relay protective setpoints and settings files
• Develop and/or implement arc flash mitigation designs
• Develop study reports and communicate results and recommendations to customers
• Support the field service team on electrical testing projects, including pre-service and maintenance testing
• Adhere to company, industry, client, and safety protocols and standards
• Assess project-specific resource needs and coordinate assignments with the project manager
• Learn to oversee projects from start to finish in compliance with company practices and procedures
• Manage expenses against project budgets and recommend expense reductions
• Coordinate project handoffs between sales and operations/engineering
• Participate in project kickoff meetings covering scope, specifications, budgets, schedules, and safety requirements
• Coordinate activities effectively with other departments
• Execute small- to medium-sized projects with limited oversight
• Ensure timely and accurate engineering project invoicing and provide required paperwork, including SAFs, weekly timekeeping, change-order documentation, and test reports
• Maintain required project documentation and records

Power Systems Specialist – I

• Maintain, update, and administer the learning management system (LMS), including creating and assigning courses, curricula, and learning paths and maintaining the LMS calendar
• Ensure accurate and timely entry of training data and documents, attendance, and course completion for reporting and accountability
• Generate and distribute LMS reports for stakeholders
• Manage user accounts, permissions, troubleshooting, and general LMS support inquiries
• Upload, test, and publish eLearning materials, including SCORM, video, and documents
• Monitor the QualU email inbox and ticketing queue, responding or escalating as needed
• Maintain training documentation, presentations, recorded sessions, and shared file archives
• Coordinate training-program event logistics, including room and AV setup, on-site food and beverages, off-site social events, participant and instructor travel, and materials creation
• Assist with surveys, evaluations, and reporting to support continuous improvement
• Peer-check training content for grammar, visual elements, animation, and course functionality
• Support QualU training communications to drive program awareness and participation
• Review and refine instructional materials based on stakeholder feedback, learner outcomes, and performance metrics
• Review training content for accuracy, grammar, branding, accessibility, and user experience

Learning Management System Coordinator

Business Analyst

• Develop and review Asset Maintenance Plans for transmission and substation equipment.
• Define and standardize preventive, predictive, and condition-based maintenance programs.
• Establish end-of-life (EOL) and replacement criteria.
• Develop and manage spare equipment and parts strategies.
• Apply NERC and FERC reliability standards.
• Analyze asset performance, maintenance history, and failure data.
• Collaborate with Transmission Operations and Maintenance, System Planning and Protection Engineering, Procurement and Project Management, and Environmental and Compliance teams.
• Manage and optimize the life cycle of physical assets.
• Develop asset management strategies and business processes.
• Build and maintain relationships with key internal and external decision makers.

Asset Management Analyst

Electrical Engineer

• Participate in Qualus University's Engineering Boot Camp beginning June 2027
• Perform short circuit, coordination, and arc flash studies for commercial, industrial, education, healthcare, and generation facilities using SKM, ETAP, and/or EasyPower
• Apply knowledge of low- and medium-voltage switchgear, motor control centers, circuit breakers, panel boards, and disconnects to determine cost-effective mitigation solutions
• Develop study reports and communicate results and recommendations to customers
• Perform data collection activities
• Develop and/or implement arc flash mitigation designs
• Interpret new construction drawing packages
• Develop relay protective setpoints and settings files
• Develop and/or update equipment control schematics, one-lines, three-lines, and wiring diagrams
• Work on project teams supporting quality and project management goals
• Meet project deadlines and support processes and procedures to meet deadlines
• Maintain technical skills related to electrical substation design and protection and control schematics through on-the-job work and formal training
• Execute small to medium-sized projects with limited oversight
• Self-manage assigned projects and job cost accountability within budgeted cost estimates
• Coordinate activities with other departments and customers

Power Systems Engineer I – Arc Flash Boot Camp

Software Engineer

• Create and edit drawings using AutoCAD and/or MicroStation
• Learn and assist with quality checks (QC) on electrical drawings under the guidance of senior engineers
• Support project documentation and general office tasks
• Apply company processes, procedures, and client standards in project work
• Collaborate with engineering teams and gain exposure to a variety of project phases
• Provide administrative support as needed
• Gain hands-on experience supporting engineering teams on real-world projects
• Assist in preparing electrical design packages
• Learn the quality control process alongside senior engineers

Engineering Intern – Protection & Control

• Perform project support and work planning scheduling services for the System and Protection Department
• Provide management and oversight to current project controls staff
• Develop reports communicating the System Protection department’s near-, mid-, and long-term work plan
• Maintain the department’s work plan and integrate other departments and data sources, including the Engineering Department’s Project Status Report
• Collect, review, accept, and update work-plan changes
• Monitor and communicate project-specific tasks, required inputs, and durations during Project Plan development
• Develop processes for collecting department trend data and contribute to continuous improvement ideas
• Create dashboards and program reports for the System Protection department manager
• Review and assist with communicating department status to project managers, stakeholders, and management
• Disseminate accurate and timely information
• Provide customer service and foster team building and relationships with peers, stakeholders, and management
• Capture and document department business requirements and desired end-state with project stakeholders
• Build schedule templates for System Protection
• Integrate task inputs, durations, and required resources for communication to project teams

Senior Project Controls Specialist

• Assist in short circuit, coordination, and arc flash studies for commercial, industrial, education, healthcare, or generation facilities using SKM, ETAP, and/or Easypower
• Learn to develop study reports and communicate results and recommendations to customers
• Create and edit drawings using AutoCAD and/or MicroStation
• Learn and assist with quality checks on electrical drawings under the guidance of senior engineers
• Support project documentation and general office tasks
• Apply company processes, procedures, and client standards in project work
• Collaborate with engineering teams and gain exposure to a variety of project phases

Engineering Intern

Mechanical Engineer

• Prepare and review mechanical design drawings for substations and related facilities, including site layouts, building plans, HVAC, plumbing, air/gas piping, fire protection systems, diesel generator buildings, and equipment details
• Prepare and review design documents and calculations, including design basis and standards, equipment specifications, diesel genset sizing, fire separation, testing and acceptance procedures, and field review documentation
• Review vendor documents against specifications
• Lead projects from conception through construction and commissioning
• Mentor junior engineers and designers
• Coordinate resource planning, scope, schedule, and budget for the project discipline team
• Coordinate construction and commissioning activities with utility clients and subcontractors
• Respond to construction-site requests and complete project documentation, including as-builts, calculations, and client data
• Travel to site and liaise with internal groups, external contractors, and clients
• Maintain relationships with internal groups, contractors, and clients
• Integrate current safe practices and methods into designs
• Collaborate with Civil, Structural, Architectural, Electrical, and other engineering disciplines

Senior Engineer – Mechanical

Security Analyst

• Monitor, triage, and investigate alerts across endpoint, identity, email, network, cloud, SIEM/EDR, AI-enabled systems, and data protection platforms
• Correlate security events across Qualus’ enterprise security stack
• Support incident response, including alert validation, containment coordination, evidence collection, root cause analysis, corrective action tracking, and post-incident documentation
• Support Microsoft security and compliance platforms, including data classification, sensitivity labeling, DLP, retention, audit, and eDiscovery activities
• Perform vulnerability management using Tenable Nessus and CrowdStrike-related processes
• Support SIEM/EDR detection engineering, alert tuning, investigation workflows, and security playbook development
• Assist with enforcement of Zero Trust principles, including conditional access, identity-based controls, SSO, MFA, RBAC, least privilege, and device posture validation
• Review and support cybersecurity policies, standards, and procedures covering access control, data protection, AI governance, vulnerability management, incident response, and vendor risk management
• Support security assessments for SaaS platforms, cloud services, vendors, and AI-enabled tools
• Assist with audit evidence collection, customer security questionnaires, control validation, and compliance documentation
• Stay current on threat trends, AI security risks, Microsoft security capabilities, data protection practices, and security operations best practices
• Provide guidance and knowledge sharing to team members and stakeholders
• Participate in after-hours support and incident response activities as required

Senior Cyber Security Analyst

Recruitment

• Source, qualify and prescreen candidates for various opportunities
• Interact with potential candidates on social media and professional networks, such as LinkedIn and Indeed
• Craft and send recruiting emails
• Coordinate with the talent acquisition team to determine position requirements
• Identify qualified candidate profiles using sourcing techniques such as Boolean search
• Develop talent pipelines for future hiring needs
• Provide talent insight and feedback on market conditions to build a recruiting strategy
• Build applicant sources by researching and contacting community services, colleges, employment agencies, recruiters, media, and internet sites
• Provide organization information, opportunities, and benefits; make presentations; and maintain rapport
• Ask for referrals from external networks
• Promote the talent and employer brand online and offline
• Maintain candidate databases via the Applicant Tracking System and talent community
• Communicate with past applicants regarding new job opportunities

Talent Acquisition Business Partner – Power Industry

• Design power utility substations using applicable codes and client standards.
• Develop general arrangements, equipment and electrical layouts, elevation views, cable trenches, grounding and conduit drawings, details, bills of materials, and AC/DC power systems.
• Design ground grids using applicable codes and industry software.
• Design lightning protection and grounding plans.
• Complete AC/DC load, bus span, and ampacity calculations.
• Create equipment and material specifications for procurement, design scopes, and cost estimates.
• Complete conceptual designs and layouts for facility planning studies.
• Prepare support documentation for procurement, construction, and operation/maintenance.
• Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, clients, vendors, and contractors.
• Lead and participate in client meetings and job site visits.
• Ensure compliance with QA/QC processes and review and approve engineering design packages.
• Mentor and provide technical oversight to junior engineers and designers.

Principal Physical Substation Design Engineer

Technician

• Calibrate, install, maintain, and repair protective relays and associated equipment
• Maintain, install, repair, and troubleshoot complex control systems, protective relay systems, substation and electric utility protection systems, and SCADA systems
• Interpret project-level scopes of work
• Plan commissioning and resource scheduling
• Provide team leadership to complete testing efficiently, on time, without service interruptions, and in accordance with safety protocols
• Interpret substation drawings, including single-line drawings, AC/DC schematics, panel wiring diagrams, and panel layout drawings
• Write procedures and test plans for maintenance and construction activities
• Develop isolation plans and functional guidelines
• Test relay voltage and current inputs, metering, alarms, function switches, and local/SCADA trip functions
• Troubleshoot and repair substation relaying and control equipment
• Commission new substations, power equipment, relaying, pilot channel equipment, controls, and communications equipment
• Provide project technical support to Field Service personnel
• Mentor junior-level field service personnel
• Serve as a protective-relaying subject matter expert
• Act as technical lead for small project teams

Lead Relay Field Technician

Engineer

• Design substation protection and control systems using applicable codes and client standards.
• Develop one-line diagrams, three-line diagrams, AC and DC schematics, logic diagrams, functional diagrams, panel layouts, wiring and connection diagrams, interconnection diagrams, communications systems, bills of materials, and SCADA systems.
• Develop protective relaying and control system designs for transmission and distribution substations.
• Develop relay protection schemes, relay settings criteria, control philosophies, and engineering calculations.
• Create equipment and material specifications, design scopes, and cost estimates.
• Complete conceptual protection and control designs and layouts for new and existing substation facilities.
• Prepare documentation supporting procurement, construction, commissioning, and operation/maintenance.
• Coordinate with multidisciplinary engineering teams, clients, vendors, and contractors.
• Lead client meetings and job site visits to collect design data, present solutions, resolve technical issues, and support project execution.
• Ensure compliance with QA/QC processes, including technical review and approval of engineering design packages.
• Mentor and oversee junior engineers and designers by reviewing calculations, drawings, and specifications.

Lead Protection & Control Engineer

Manager

• Manage and inspect the day-to-day activities of multiple electric contractor crews for substation and transmission line projects
• Facilitate electric infrastructure installation and ensure compliance with safety standards, company specifications, construction standards, and governmental regulations
• Manage performance objectives for cycle time and cost
• Oversee and direct contractors performing electric cable installations and electric cut-ins
• Notify federal, state, and local agencies before, during, and after construction as required
• Coordinate customer requirements, construction sequencing, and site readiness before construction
• Maintain regular contact with contractor supervision regarding job performance and document results
• Ensure contract terms and technical specifications are met
• Verify key unit quantities
• Make and communicate field decisions regarding job changes and document updates in information technology systems
• Schedule and coordinate required electric system outages
• Perform weekly crew safety audits and document performance in the Asset Suite Safety Audit/Observation Tool
• Coordinate permit and work-with requirements with third-party utilities and permit agencies
• Review and approve contractor-submitted documents
• Communicate job status to facilitate scheduling commitments
• Maintain customer coordination during construction and conduct completion walk-downs with customers and contractors
• Perform storm duty assignments as needed
• Report to the service center, jobsite, or remote location