Distribution Engineer I
Auburn, AL · On-site
Ensure compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements Network & System Analysis ... Utility or distribution internship/co-op experience
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Auburn, AL · On-site
Ensure compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements Network & System Analysis ... Utility or distribution internship/co-op experience
Quick apply
Auburn, AL · On-site
Ensure compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements Network & System Analysis ... Utility or distribution internship/co-op experience
$7.83 - $9.08
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Contractor
Re-posted 21 hours ago
Position: Engineer I – Distribution
Location: 1515 Pumphrey Ave. Auburn, AL 36832
Duration: 1 Year
Client: Albama Power
Position Overview
The Distribution Engineer I supports the design, planning, and management of electrical distribution systems that deliver reliable power to residential, commercial, and industrial customers. This role plays a key part in ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant operation of overhead and underground distribution infrastructure.
The ideal candidate has a strong foundation in electrical engineering principles, power systems analysis, and a commitment to safety and system reliability.
Key Responsibilities
Distribution System Design
Network & System Analysis
Asset & Equipment Management
Reliability & Performance Improvement
Customer & Project Support
Emergency & Outage Response
Required Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications