Engineer in Training II - Substation Protection & Control

Power Your Future with Qualus in our Transmission & Distribution Canada business.

We are seeking a Protection & Controls Electrical Engineer-in-Training (EIT) to join our well-established team of engineers and designers.

This role offers long-term workload stability, exposure to a diverse portfolio of utility projects, and the opportunity to take on increasing technical responsibility across all stages of substation project delivery.

You will contribute to protection, control, and metering system designs for substations ranging from 12 kV to 500 kV, supporting projects from early concept through construction and commissioning.

This position is ideal for an engineer with several years of experience who is ready to grow technically, take ownership of design deliverables, and contribute to project execution within a collaborative, fast-paced environment.

• Perform and coordinate the design of protection, control, and metering systems for electrical substations (12 kV to 500 kV) with limited supervision
• Support and gradually take ownership of key design deliverables, including: One-line diagrams and protection schematics AC/DC schematics and wiring diagrams Panel layouts and interconnection diagrams Protection and control design criteria and philosophies
• One-line diagrams and protection schematics
• AC/DC schematics and wiring diagrams
• Panel layouts and interconnection diagrams
• Protection and control design criteria and philosophies
• Prepare and review engineering documents, including specifications, reports, construction packages, and test plans
• Assist in developing outage staging plans and commissioning documentation
• Perform configuration support for protection relays and automation devices
• Review vendor drawings and technical submissions to ensure alignment with project specifications and design intent
• Participate in design reviews, Safety by Design sessions, and constructability assessments
• Provide engineering support during construction and commissioning, including responding to RFIs and participating in site visits and field reviews
• Participate in factory acceptance testing (FAT) and inspections as required
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (civil/structural, electrical layout, telecom, etc.) to ensure coordinated designs