Power Systems Test Engineer, Protection & Commissioning · Midwest

• This is a field engineering role testing and commissioning protection and control systems for electric utility customers across the upper Midwest. You’ll work from home and drive to substations across your territory.
• What you’ll do
• Test and commission protective relays, control schemes and substation equipment on transmission and distribution systems.
• Troubleshoot, run start-ups and collect test data on HV equipment.
• Read and interpret schematics, wiring diagrams and DC elementaries.
• Work independently on site, and report findings to customers and project leads.
• 3–5+ years in utility or substation relay testing and commissioning.
• Hands-on experience with relay test sets and relay software (SEL, GE or similar).
• A bachelor’s degree in EE or a related field, or equivalent experience. NETA certification is not required.
• Comfort with flexible hours, weekends and frequent driving.
• Valid driver’s license and a clean driving record.
• Location: Remote, home-based in northern Illinois, eastern Wisconsin or Michigan’s Upper Peninsula · Travel: daily regional travel to utility sites, with occasional out-of-state work

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