Lead high-voltage power-system engineering at Fluor, applying power studies and equipment expertise to generation, substations, and transmission projects. Support projects from concept through energization.
As Principal Electrical Engineer, you provide technical leadership across studies, FEED, proposals, and EPC or EPCM execution. Your work covers system development, protection and control, grounding, utility interconnections, equipment application, and electrical safety. You coordinate interfaces among generation, substations, transmission systems, utilities, and plant electrical systems.
Key Responsibilities: Develop electrical system configurations and review power-system studies
Prepare design deliverables, calculations, and equipment specifications
Coordinate interfaces across generation, substations, transmission, utilities, and plants




Evaluate high-voltage equipment and utility interconnection requirements
Support procurement, testing, commissioning, and energization activities
Requirements: Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering
15+ years in high-voltage power systems or industrial energy facilities
Experience across study, design, procurement, construction, and commissioning phases
Proficiency with ETAP, PSCAD, PSS®E, EasyPower, SKM, or similar tools
Knowledge of IEEE, ANSI, CSA, IEC, NFPA, NERC, and utility requirements
Bring principal-level leadership, power-system studies, and high-voltage equipment expertise to Fluor project execution and energization.

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📌 Principal High Voltage Systems Engineer (Alberta)
🏢 Fluor
📍 Alberta