Energy Storage Project Engineer

The Project Engineer owns the engineering design packages that take qualified sites through to permit-ready status across a large, fast-moving portfolio of EV charging, battery energy storage (BESS), and edge compute projects.

Reporting to the Engineering Manager, the Project Engineer generates and reviews conceptual-through-construction design packages, functionally leads Highland's external engineering partners, and serves as the technical authority on utility and Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) requirements — carrying the 30%, Issued-for-Permit (IFP), and permit-application packages that bring each site to build-ready.

The Project Engineer owns the engineering design packages that take qualified sites through to permit-ready status across a large, fast-moving portfolio of EV charging, battery energy storage (BESS), and edge compute projects.

Reporting to the Engineering Manager, the Project Engineer generates and reviews conceptual-through-construction design packages, functionally leads Highland's external engineering partners, and serves as the technical authority on utility and Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) requirements — carrying the 30%, Issued-for-Permit (IFP), and permit-application packages that bring each site to build-ready.

• Generate project-specific conceptual and schematic design packages.
• Review and approve project-specific conceptual, schematic, development, permit, and construction design packages.
• Solicit and respond to project-specific design inquiries from customers, consultants, contractors, utilities, and permitting authorities.
• Direct and quality-check the work of external engineering partners (e.g., NV5) to keep design packages moving on an aggressive, portfolio-wide timeline.
• Ensure adherence to engineering and design specifications and best practices.
• Ensure adherence to Highland engineering package content and structure.
• Interpret utility and AHJ technical requirements and ensure compliant designs.
• Support development of a repository for utility and AHJ design requirements.
• Support the evaluation and selection of contractor proposals.
• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, or 8+ years of directly related professional experience.