Mid Level Electrical Engineering Technologist Jobs
Mid level electrical engineering technologist jobs go to professionals ready to own technical projects end to end, make design and testing decisions with limited oversight, and guide junior staff through complex tasks. Hiring runs across Consulting & Professional Services, Construction & Real Estate, and Manufacturing, with employers like Jobot, Westwood Professional Services, and Arcadis competing for technologists at this level now.
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Opportunity Profile
Position Overview
At OPPD, we are committed to providing affordable, reliable, and environmentally sensitive energy services to our customers. Our Power Generation Engineering team advances this mission by delivering technical solutions and capital projects that strengthen the safety, reliability, flexibility, and long-term performance of OPPD’s generation fleet.
As a Power Generation Engineer III, you will lead complex engineering evaluations and manage significant portions of projects involving plant electrical distribution, generators, transformers, and control systems. A primary responsibility will be supporting the construction of new generation at Cass County Station by leading design reviews, coordinating technical deliverables, resolving complex engineering issues, and confirming that completed designs meet OPPD requirements.
You will provide technical support across generation sites that may include Cass County Station, Turtle Creek Station, Jones Street Station, and other OPPD facilities. You will lead complex troubleshooting, develop equipment health and reliability strategies, implement major modifications, and guide less-experienced engineers in applying sound engineering practices.
The Impact You’ll Have
- Lead electrical engineering support for assigned portions of the new generation construction at Cass County Station, including design reviews, technical issue resolution, construction coordination, testing, and commissioning support.
- Apply advanced technical judgment to evaluate complex issues involving electrical distribution equipment, generators, transformers, control systems, and related plant infrastructure.
- Validate engineering solutions through calculations, modeling, testing, field verification, industry standards, operating experience, and sound engineering judgment.
- Manage project components and engineering deliverables while meeting scope, schedule, budget, quality, safety, and configuration-control expectations.
- Build and apply deep expertise in assigned equipment and systems, including operating principles, configurations, historical issues, maintenance strategies, and failure modes.
- Evaluate operational data, inspections, test results, maintenance history, and equipment condition to identify emerging reliability risks.
- Develop and implement mitigation strategies that support dependable, efficient, and safe plant operation.
- Lead advanced troubleshooting of high-impact or emergent system issues that exceed the routine capabilities of operations or maintenance personnel.
- Apply structured problem-solving and root cause analysis to identify underlying causes and prevent recurrence.
- Lead control-system modifications, including the development or review of control philosophies, logic changes, testing plans, implementation activities, and post-installation validation.
- Plan and implement equipment upgrades and modifications that improve reliability, safety, maintainability, efficiency, or operational flexibility.
- Develop or refine engineering procedures, specifications, design criteria, and best practices that improve technical consistency and performance.
- Coordinate work among engineering disciplines, operations, maintenance, project management, construction teams, contractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders.
- Maintain configuration control by ensuring technical documentation accurately reflects approved designs, settings, modifications, and field conditions.
- Mentor Engineer I and Engineer II team members by providing technical guidance, constructive feedback, study reviews, and structured problem-solving support.
- Communicate technical findings, risks, alternatives, and recommendations to plant and project leadership.
What You'll Bring
- Demonstrated ability to successfully complete essential duties with or without reasonable accommodation.
Preferred Experiences
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline from an accredited institution.
- Progressive professional engineering experience involving power generation, power systems, electrical distribution, industrial controls, or comparable facilities and equipment.
- Demonstrated ability to independently lead complex engineering analyses, troubleshooting efforts, or significant project assignments.
- Advanced knowledge of electrical equipment and systems such as generators, transformers, switchgear, motor control centers, protective relaying, auxiliary power systems, and industrial controls.
- Experience reviewing designs and verifying compliance with technical specifications, operating requirements, and applicable standards.
- Ability to identify technical and project risks, evaluate alternatives, and develop defensible recommendations.
- Demonstrated project coordination skills, including management of scope, schedule, quality, technical interfaces, and assigned budgets.
- Ability to guide less-experienced engineers and facilitate collaboration across engineering and plant teams.
- Strong written, verbal, presentation, and technical documentation skills.
- Ability and willingness to work at and travel among OPPD generation facilities as business needs require.
- Commitment to safety, technical quality, configuration control, and regulatory compliance.
- Experience supporting the design, construction, commissioning, operation, or modification of power generation facilities.
- Experience leading design reviews for generation projects or complex industrial electrical systems.
- Experience with generator systems, excitation systems, transformers, protective relaying, plant electrical distribution, and control systems.
- Experience developing, reviewing, testing, or implementing plant control-logic changes.
- Experience conducting root cause analyses, system health assessments, lifecycle evaluations, or equipment reliability studies.
- Experience leading multidisciplinary engineering or capital-project work.
- Professional Engineer licensure.
Salary/Wage Info
Grade: S5
Minimum: $98,877
Midpoint: $123,596
Apply online at www.oppd.com on or before November 27th.
Our Culture & Mission
At Omaha Public Power District, everything starts with people - our teams, our communities, and the customer owners who count on us. As the 12th largest public power utility in the U.S., we serve more than 900,000 people across 13 counties, and we take that responsibility seriously.
We lead with integrity, support one another, and do what's right, because how we serve matters just as much as what we deliver. Our goal is simple: provide affordable, reliable, and environmentally responsible energy today and for generations to come.
We create power with purpose. Your work here has real impact; on families, on the environment, and on the future of energy. And we believe great ideas can come from anywhere.
If you want to be part of a team that takes care of the community and the people who serve it, you're in the right place. We back up our mission by taking care of our employees, too; which is why our benefits are among the most comprehensive and competitive in the region.
Ready to apply?
When you apply, be sure your resume highlights the skills and experience that will help you succeed in this role.
EOE: Protected Veterans/Disability
If you would like to request an accommodation in order to apply for a position with OPPD, please email OPPD Talent Acquisition at TalentAcquisition@OPPD.com.
Recruiter Information
Recruiter: Michael Fierro - mrfierro@oppd.com #LI-MF
Opportunity Profile
Position Overview
At OPPD, we are committed to providing affordable, reliable, and environmentally sensitive energy services to our customers. Our Power Generation Engineering team advances this mission by delivering technical solutions and capital projects that strengthen the safety, reliability, flexibility, and long-term performance of OPPD’s generation fleet.
As a Power Generation Engineer III, you will lead complex engineering evaluations and manage significant portions of projects involving plant electrical distribution, generators, transformers, and control systems. A primary responsibility will be supporting the construction of new generation at Cass County Station by leading design reviews, coordinating technical deliverables, resolving complex engineering issues, and confirming that completed designs meet OPPD requirements.
You will provide technical support across generation sites that may include Cass County Station, Turtle Creek Station, Jones Street Station, and other OPPD facilities. You will lead complex troubleshooting, develop equipment health and reliability strategies, implement major modifications, and guide less-experienced engineers in applying sound engineering practices.
The Impact You’ll Have
- Lead electrical engineering support for assigned portions of the new generation construction at Cass County Station, including design reviews, technical issue resolution, construction coordination, testing, and commissioning support.
- Apply advanced technical judgment to evaluate complex issues involving electrical distribution equipment, generators, transformers, control systems, and related plant infrastructure.
- Validate engineering solutions through calculations, modeling, testing, field verification, industry standards, operating experience, and sound engineering judgment.
- Manage project components and engineering deliverables while meeting scope, schedule, budget, quality, safety, and configuration-control expectations.
- Build and apply deep expertise in assigned equipment and systems, including operating principles, configurations, historical issues, maintenance strategies, and failure modes.
- Evaluate operational data, inspections, test results, maintenance history, and equipment condition to identify emerging reliability risks.
- Develop and implement mitigation strategies that support dependable, efficient, and safe plant operation.
- Lead advanced troubleshooting of high-impact or emergent system issues that exceed the routine capabilities of operations or maintenance personnel.
- Apply structured problem-solving and root cause analysis to identify underlying causes and prevent recurrence.
- Lead control-system modifications, including the development or review of control philosophies, logic changes, testing plans, implementation activities, and post-installation validation.
- Plan and implement equipment upgrades and modifications that improve reliability, safety, maintainability, efficiency, or operational flexibility.
- Develop or refine engineering procedures, specifications, design criteria, and best practices that improve technical consistency and performance.
- Coordinate work among engineering disciplines, operations, maintenance, project management, construction teams, contractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders.
- Maintain configuration control by ensuring technical documentation accurately reflects approved designs, settings, modifications, and field conditions.
- Mentor Engineer I and Engineer II team members by providing technical guidance, constructive feedback, study reviews, and structured problem-solving support.
- Communicate technical findings, risks, alternatives, and recommendations to plant and project leadership.
What You'll Bring
- Demonstrated ability to successfully complete essential duties with or without reasonable accommodation.
Preferred Experiences
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline from an accredited institution.
- Progressive professional engineering experience involving power generation, power systems, electrical distribution, industrial controls, or comparable facilities and equipment.
- Demonstrated ability to independently lead complex engineering analyses, troubleshooting efforts, or significant project assignments.
- Advanced knowledge of electrical equipment and systems such as generators, transformers, switchgear, motor control centers, protective relaying, auxiliary power systems, and industrial controls.
- Experience reviewing designs and verifying compliance with technical specifications, operating requirements, and applicable standards.
- Ability to identify technical and project risks, evaluate alternatives, and develop defensible recommendations.
- Demonstrated project coordination skills, including management of scope, schedule, quality, technical interfaces, and assigned budgets.
- Ability to guide less-experienced engineers and facilitate collaboration across engineering and plant teams.
- Strong written, verbal, presentation, and technical documentation skills.
- Ability and willingness to work at and travel among OPPD generation facilities as business needs require.
- Commitment to safety, technical quality, configuration control, and regulatory compliance.
- Experience supporting the design, construction, commissioning, operation, or modification of power generation facilities.
- Experience leading design reviews for generation projects or complex industrial electrical systems.
- Experience with generator systems, excitation systems, transformers, protective relaying, plant electrical distribution, and control systems.
- Experience developing, reviewing, testing, or implementing plant control-logic changes.
- Experience conducting root cause analyses, system health assessments, lifecycle evaluations, or equipment reliability studies.
- Experience leading multidisciplinary engineering or capital-project work.
- Professional Engineer licensure.
Salary/Wage Info
Grade: S5
Minimum: $98,877
Midpoint: $123,596
Apply online at www.oppd.com on or before November 27th.
Our Culture & Mission
At Omaha Public Power District, everything starts with people - our teams, our communities, and the customer owners who count on us. As the 12th largest public power utility in the U.S., we serve more than 900,000 people across 13 counties, and we take that responsibility seriously.
We lead with integrity, support one another, and do what's right, because how we serve matters just as much as what we deliver. Our goal is simple: provide affordable, reliable, and environmentally responsible energy today and for generations to come.
We create power with purpose. Your work here has real impact; on families, on the environment, and on the future of energy. And we believe great ideas can come from anywhere.
If you want to be part of a team that takes care of the community and the people who serve it, you're in the right place. We back up our mission by taking care of our employees, too; which is why our benefits are among the most comprehensive and competitive in the region.
Ready to apply?
When you apply, be sure your resume highlights the skills and experience that will help you succeed in this role.
EOE: Protected Veterans/Disability
If you would like to request an accommodation in order to apply for a position with OPPD, please email OPPD Talent Acquisition at TalentAcquisition@OPPD.com.
Recruiter Information
Recruiter: Michael Fierro - mrfierro@oppd.com #LI-MF
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Mid Level Electrical Engineering Technologist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level electrical engineering technologist job?
Position your existing experience around ownership and outcomes, not just task completion. Highlight projects where you led the technical work, resolved design challenges independently, or improved a system's reliability or performance. Tailor your resume to show depth in core competencies like circuit analysis, troubleshooting, or CAD documentation, and make clear you can operate without close supervision on day-to-day engineering tasks.
Which companies hire mid level electrical engineering technologists?
Companies hiring mid level electrical engineering technologists right now include Jobot, Westwood Professional Services, and Arcadis, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this level, hiring tends to come from manufacturers, defense contractors, utilities, and engineering services firms that need technologists who can take on project responsibility without extensive onboarding.
Are there remote mid level electrical engineering technologist jobs?
Yes, though most roles in this field involve hands-on lab, plant, or field work. About 20% of mid level electrical engineering technologist openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with remote options more common in design review, documentation, and systems support functions than in testing or installation work.
How do I move up to a mid level electrical engineering technologist role?
Reaching the mid level comes from consistently taking on more ownership in your first few years, moving beyond following instructions to anticipating problems and proposing solutions. Building depth in a core technical area, such as power systems, instrumentation, or controls, and demonstrating measurable impact on project outcomes, like reducing test failures or cutting rework, signals readiness for mid level responsibility to hiring managers.
Which industries hire the most mid level electrical engineering technologists?
Mid Level electrical engineering technologist roles concentrate in Consulting & Professional Services, Construction & Real Estate, and Manufacturing, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors drive hiring at this level because they rely on experienced technologists to maintain complex electrical systems, support product development cycles, and ensure compliance with safety and performance standards.