Sr.
Protection and Control Engineer - Power & Energy
Atwell
Atwell, LLCis a bold leader in the consulting, engineering, and construction services industry, delivering a broad range of creative solutions to clients in the real estate & land development, and energy markets.
We have a strong national presence and a diverse, award-winning project portfolio.
Atwell is a privately owned company, with 2,000+ passionate team members across 55+ locations and growing
Atwell, LLCis a proud recipient of the following2024awards:
Nine consecutive years in a row as a "Best Place to Work" (#16) by Zweig Group
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Recognized as #71 in the ENR Top 500 Design Firms, ranked in every region.
Recognized in Crains "Fast 50" as one of the fastest-growing firms based in Michigan.
Recognized in Crains Magazine as one of Michigan's largest privately held companies.
Atwell is seeking an Electrical Engineer to join our growing Power & Energy team.
We are a full-service consulting firm specializing in the design and execution of power generation and power delivery systems across a range of markets: utility-scale wind, solar, BESS, and high-voltage substations, transmission, and distribution infrastructure.
This role offers the opportunity to contribute to impactful renewable energy projects, collaborate across multi-disciplinary teams, and grow within an innovative, mission-driven organization.
What You'll Do
Apply core electrical engineering principles to the design of high-voltage systems (substations, T&D, utility-scale renewables)
Lead engineering tasks from project kickoff through to design package completion
Collaborate with civil, structural, SCADA, and protection & control engineers to deliver integrated project solutions
Prepare technical documentation: one-line diagrams, studies, specs, reports, BOMs, proposals, and client-facing deliverables
Ensure designs meet NEC, NESC, IEEE, NFPA, ANSI, and other industry standards
Support project managers with estimating, proposal writing, and client communication
Participate in interdisciplinary reviews and QA/QC efforts across engineering teams
Occasionally travel (less than 20%) for field walkdowns, client meetings, or construction support
Focus Areas (Team Dependent)
Protection & Control (P&C)
Design P&C packages: one-lines, three-lines, schematics, wiring diagrams, relays, communication diagrams, SCADA points
Conduct battery sizing, voltage drop, and conduit fill calcs
Develop relay settings and perform arc flash and coordination studies
Interface with SCADA/RTAC systems and vendors for major equipment submittals
Electrical Studies
Perform studies: short circuit, load flow, grounding, insulation coordination, harmonics, arc flash, etc.
Use software tools such as ETAP, CYMCAP, PSS/E, SKM, ASPEN, PSCAD, EMTP, and more
Draft interconnection studies and evaluate compliance with utility or ISO requirements
Translate technical findings into clear client-facing reports
What We're Looking For
Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering (ABET Accredited)
EIT or PE depending on level
Engineer II-III: EIT preferred or required
Engineer IV-V: PE strongly preferred or required
5–10+ years of experience in electrical engineering with a focus in power systems, renewable energy, or substations
Proficiency in AutoCAD, Bluebeam, MS Office, and at least one power system analysis software
Pay Range - $110,000 - $150,000
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Atwell Benefits:To attract and retain the best professionals in the industry, we aim to provide an excellent working environment and a progressive benefits program designed to support your personal and professional needs.
Work/Life:
Generous Paid Time Off
Flexible work schedules are available for some positions
Tenure Awards — Travel Vouchers to see the world based on your travel preferences
Compensation:
Competitive Compensation packages
Annual bonuses, spot bonuses and peer recognition awards
401K match - 1:1 up to 4% of compensation
Tuition Assistance
Student Loan Repayment up to $25K
Paid Licensing / Certification Fees and Renewals
Financial Rewards for Obtaining Licensure
Employee Referrals up to $5,000
Annual Wellness Reimbursement up to $500 for anything wellness related (Gym memberships, fitness tracker, home gym equipment, etc.)
Dependent Care Match
Medical (BC/BS), Dental (Delta), and Vision (VSP)
Family Planning & IVF Benefits
Pet Insurance
Health Savings Account & Flex Spending Account options
Employer paid LTD, STD, and life insurance
Metlife Supplemental Benefits covering accident, hospitalization, and critical illness
Member Assistance Program (MAP) with complimentary counseling sessions, legal benefits, financial consultations, and work/life referral services
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