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Electrical Engineer -Power Studies
Overland Park, Kansas
Sponsorship not specified$95k-$135kDetected 125 days ago
Project ManagementCollaborationMentoring
About the role
- Recognized as one of the Best Places to Work and Top 10 Hottest Engineering Firms in the US by Zweig Reports, and featured in Inc.
- 5000's Top 250 for our staggering 1,748% growth, we're proud of what we've built and where we're headed.
- We're allergic to bureaucracy, thrive on innovation, and embrace data-driven decisions.
Responsibilities
- Reviewing electrical drawings, specifications, and technical documentation to support power system analysis
- Coordinating with lead engineer EOR on study requirements
- Analyze designs to ensure compliance with NEC, IEEE, NFPA, and NERC standards
- Perform modeling and studies using ETAP, WINIGS, CYMCAP and others.
- Gain hands-on field experience while developing technical and project management skills.
Requirements
- We welcome candidates with 4 years of professional experience who are eager to grow in a supportive environment.
Skills
- Software Requirements
- Why Join ANS?
- Work on high-impact projects that shape communities and the environment.
- Enjoy a supportive workplace culture that encourages innovation and creative problem-solving.
- Take advantage of career development opportunities, including continuing education and industry involvement.
Compensation
- $95k-$135k
Benefits
- We pride ourselves on fostering a collaborative and supportive work environment that encourages growth and professional development.
- At ANS, you'll enjoy paid vacation, sick, and personal time off; support for continuing education and community involvement; and comprehensive healthcare, vision, and dental benefits for eligible employees.
Company info
- Be part of a team that values collaboration, mentorship, and professional growth.
- At ANS, we're not just a consulting engineering firm-we're a team of trailblazers shaping the future of engineering.
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