Design engineer

Key Responsibilities

1. Substation Design & Engineering Lead electrical design and engineering for AIS/GIS substations up to 220 k V . Prepare SLDs, Protection SLDs, schematics, wiring diagrams, control philosophies, and logic diagrams . Develop complete engineering packages in line with project requirements and applicable standards.

2. Technical Documentation & Specifications Prepare and review Tender Specifications, Data Sheets, MRs, TBEs, DBRs, and Technical Specifications . Ensure all technical documents comply with customer specifications, project requirements, and applicable IEC/IS standards .

3. Electrical Equipment Engineering Lead the sizing, selection, and specification of electrical equipment such as: CTs & PTs Power Transformers Switchgear & MCCs DC Systems & UPS Auxiliary Systems Other substation electrical equipment

4. Power System Studies Perform and review Load Flow, Short-Circuit, Motor Starting, and other power system studies . Use ETAP for network analysis and validate results through engineering calculations where required.

5. Electrical Calculations Perform/review engineering calculations for: Cable sizing Cable trays and conduits Earthing/Grounding Lightning protection Illumination Short-circuit forces Conductor sizing Sag-tension analysis

6. Drawing & Layout Review Review and approve key substation drawings and layouts, including: General Arrangement (GA) Equipment Layouts Erection Key Diagrams Earth Mat Layouts Cable Routing/Raceways Grounding Layouts Lighting Layouts

7. Cable & Wiring Engineering Prepare and review Cable Schedules, DB Schedules, Termination Schedules, Inter-Panel Wiring Diagrams, and Cable Routing Documents . Ensure proper coordination between equipment, panels, cables, and field installations.

8. Quality & Engineering Compliance Review engineering deliverables to ensure compliance with: Project scope Customer specifications Applicable standards Quality requirements Approved design criteria Identify design gaps and ensure timely corrective actions.

9. Project & Multidisciplinary Coordination Coordinate with Civil, Structural, Protection & Control, Instrumentation, Procurement, Construction, and Commissioning teams . Resolve technical interfaces and engineering issues to maintain project schedules.

10. Client & Stakeholder Management Lead project kick-off meetings, technical discussions, design reviews, client meetings, and progress reviews . Act as a key technical interface between the engineering team, client, consultants, and project management.

11. Team Leadership & Mentoring Lead and guide the electrical engineering team. Review engineering deliverables and provide technical direction. Mentor engineers and develop the team's technical capabilities.

12. Continuous Improvement Maintain and update the Lessons Learned database . Drive engineering standardization, best practices, productivity improvement, and design quality enhancement across projects.

Required Experience

12–18 Years of Experience 12–18 years of relevant experience in Electrical Design & Engineering . Strong exposure to EHV/HV Substations within the Power Transmission & Distribution or EPC industry .

AIS/GIS Substation Experience Hands-on experience in the design and engineering of AIS/GIS substations up to 220 k V .

Engineering Leadership Proven experience in leading engineering teams . Ability to manage multidisciplinary engineering activities and deliver projects within schedule and quality requirements.

Client & Project Exposure Experience in: Client interactions Technical discussions Technical Bid Evaluations Design reviews Project coordination Engineering issue resolution

Educational Qualification

Mandatory B. E./B. Tech. in Electrical Engineering from a recognized university.

Preferred Master’s Degree in Power Systems or Electrical Engineering will be an added advantage.