Engineer I – III or Principal
PPL
Engineer I – III or Principal
PPL
Regulated electricity and natural gas utility
This position is responsible for performing, under supervision, challenging engineering work in PPL’s Substation Engineering Department. Works under supervision in the field, office and home office in a variety of functions and challenging but structured work that develops competencies in substation design. Responsibilities include performing physical/electrical and relay design, oversight of internal and external engineering resources, and managing the budget, schedule and deliverables for assigned work.
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Engineer I:- ABET Accredited bachelor’s degree in engineering or engineering technology.
Engineer II:
- ABET Accredited bachelor’s degree in engineering or engineering technology plus 2 years of engineering experience. Utility system operator experience will also be counted as engineering experience.
Engineer III:
- ABET Accredited bachelor’s degree in engineering or engineering technology plus 5 years of engineering experience, or a master’s degree in engineering plus 3 years of engineering experience, or a PhD in Engineering plus 2 years of engineering experience. Utility system operator experience will also be counted as engineering experience.
Principal Engineer:
- ABET Accredited bachelor’s degree in engineering or engineering technology plus 10 years of engineering experience, or a master’s degree in engineering plus 8 years of engineering experience, or a PhD in Engineering plus 7 years of engineering experience. Utility system operator experience will be counted as engineering experience for this position.
PPL provides electricity and natural gas to customers in Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island through regulated utilities (LG&E and KU in Kentucky; PPL Electric Utilities in Pennsylvania; Rhode Island Energy in Rhode Island). It owns and operates the energy transmission and distribution networks, purchasing power from generators and selling it to residential, commercial, and industrial customers. The company competes mainly as a regulated utility with a footprint across several states, rather than relying on competitive markets. Its goal is to deliver reliable energy service, maintain and expand its infrastructure, and support the communities it serves through its foundation.
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