City of College Station

Electric Designer I/II

City of College Station  •  $57k - $91k/yr  •  College Station, TX (Onsite)  •  11 hours ago
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Job Description

Posting number: 2602604

Department: Electric Department

Job classification: Electric Designer I/II

Posting type: Open

Categories: Engineering, Professional, Utilities

Summary

Designer I: $28.26 - 31.09

Designer II: $30.24-$33.26

Under the general supervision of the Electric Design Supervisor, the Electric Designer designs and prepares construction projects for electric distribution system additions, expansions, and modifications. Ensure the quality, safety, and economical construction of facilities in accordance with all City of College Station policies, ordinances, and accepted standards to meet the needs of new and existing customers. Provide project management services for these projects from inception through completion.

Examples of duties

  1. Design overhead and underground electric distribution projects to College Station Utilities (CSU) standards, specifications, codes and other accepted design and industry standards.
  2. Review and interpret design drawings, developer plats, customer load information, and other customer provided information to extrapolate the information required to provide the requested electric service to the customer.
  3. Ensure the rights of the City of College Station to install and maintain the electric distribution facilities by researching, preparing, submitting, and securing the proper easements, rights-of-way, and permits.
  4. Provide customer with accurate estimates for work to be provided, and any charges required. Process billing and track payment through the accounting system.
  5. Provide project management for maintenance and new construction projects. This includes accountability for such activities as project design, land base entry, material acquisition, easements and permits, cost estimates, scheduling, tracking, and project closing to meet customers’ expectations and maintain accurate system records.
  6. Provide documentation and as-built design information required to maintain and update the GIS mapping and ensure accurate asset capitalization.
  7. Work and communicate with developers, consulting engineers, contractors, and others on project specification and requirements.
  8. Collaborate with electric construction crews to overcome potential pitfalls in design versus construction issues.
  9. Work and communicate with internal departments such as Planning and Development Services, Legal, Parks and Recreation, Water Services, and Public Works.
  10. Perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Electric Designer I:

Required:

High school diploma or GED equivalent and two (2) years of experience in the electrical transmission or electrical distribution industry, or Associate’s degree in technical field; or an equivalent combination of education and experience

Valid Texas Driver’s License

Skilled in use of office productivity tools (Example: Microsoft Office)

Preferred:

Experience with ESRI GIS software

Experience with Electric Utility project design or CAD technology

Knowledge of electrical transmission and distribution terminology and theory of operations

Familiarity with surveying equipment and tools

Electric Designer II:

This Electric Designer II is distinguished from level I Electric Designer position in that the latter has obtained an advanced level of electric design proficiency, as well as participates in training subordinates as required and/or as assigned.

Job Qualifications/Electric Designer II

Must meet all qualifications of Electric Designer I in addition to the following:

Required:

Four (4) years of experience in electric utility overhead and underground distribution design or the equivalent combination of education and experience (I.e., High school diploma or GED and four (4) years of experience or Associate degree and two (2) years of experience)

Ability to work autonomously with customers, crews, and other city departments

Proficient in following and applying Electric and City policies and procedures

Experience with ESRI GIS software

Level II PLDS (Power Line Design & Staking) certification

Supplemental information

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:

Drug Screening: Due to the safety and/or security sensitive nature of this position, individuals shall be subject to pre-employment or pre-placement drug and/or controlled substance testing as outlined in City policy

Position posted until filled or closing date.

City of College Station

About City of College Station

College Station, Texas, is home to more than 130,000 people from all walks of life. Our city is a combination of pure Texas and cultures from around the world, with Texas A&M University as our anchor. Here are just a few reasons why you should be here:

Fastest Growing Cities Everyone Wants To Move To - Simplemost (2021)

No. 20, Fastest-Growing Cities in U.S. - WalletHub (2020)

No. 1, Best-Performing Small Cities in Texas - Milken Institute (2021)

No. 21, Best-Performing Small Cities in America - Milken Institute (2021)

No. 5, Texas Cities Best Positioned for Economic Advancement - LendEDU (2019)

The 12 Texas cities everyone is the country is moving to - Business Insider (2020)

No. 6, Least-Tenured Homeowners in U.S. - Inman (2020)

No. 3, Best Small Cities in Texas - BestCities.org (2021)

No. 12, Best Public Schools in America - Niche (2021)

No. 25, Best Cities in America to Raise a Family - Stacker (2021)

No. 24, Nations Top 25 Places to Live - Niche (2021)

No. 21, Best Cities to Raise a Family - Niche (2021)

No. 6, Best Small College Towns in America - WalletHub (2020)

No. 15, Cities with the Best Public Schools in America - Niche (2020)

No. 4, Best Cities in Texas to Live - Livability (2020)

No. 25, Best Cities in America to Raise a Family - Niche (2020)

No. 26, Best Cities to Live in America - Niche (2020)

Best Place in Texas to Live on a Fixed Income -- GoBankingRates (2019)

No. 1, Best Places in Texas to Retire -- CNBC (2018)

Top 100 Safest U.S. Cities to Retire -- Securitychoice.com (2018)

Industry
Government & Public Safety
Company Size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
College Station, Texas
Year Founded
1938
Website
cstx.gov
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