3 graduate engineer jobs found

You deserve a job that you feel proud of, where you can channel your knowledge and skills into projects that positively affect communities, and where you design your own path. This is Alliant. Become an employee-owner of a growing engineering and consulting firm where we strive to provide a diverse and equitable culture of support and opportunities. Our success is driven by our employee-owners, and we're excited to have you be a part of it. The Impact You'll Have: Alliant Engineering has an exciting opportunity for a Senior Civil Engineer on our Land Development team at our Minneapolis office. As a Senior Civil Engineer, you will use your technical and management skills to lead a multidisciplinary team, delivering multimodal projects for our clients. Utilize your technical skills by being hands-on during the design process, providing technical direction and expertise to the project team. Use your project management skills for planning, organizing, monitoring, and directing work...

Job Description SUMMARY Mortenson is currently seeking an Engineer III or IV - Physical Substation responsible for completing engineering assignments supporting preliminary and detailed designs for medium and high voltage substations, on renewable/storage projects through 500 kV. Also, this role will be responsible for working closely with Design Phase Managers, Project Managers, and other engineering/design team members to coordinate deliverables, perform quality control, and lead design efforts. This role requires knowledge of industry design practices, standards, products, and engineering-related disciplines regarding utility scale substations. Also, this role will be required to understand the project requirements and be capable of reviewing, evaluating, and developing project ideas and options by applying standard engineering techniques and, procedures, using good judgment in making adaptations and modifications, and providing interpretations and conclusions with...

Position Overview The University of Minnesota's FM Energy Management department oversees the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of mechanical, electrical and civil utilities in over 250 complex buildings on the Twin Cities campus. Home to the University's technical and professional staff, the group maintains the campus utility infrastructure including extensive steam and chilled water based district energy production and distribution systems and provides technical expertise and support across the U of M system of campuses and research outreach centers. The Twin Cities campus district energy systems is truly a small city consisting of three heating plants with a production capacity over 1 million pounds of steam per hour, 16 district chilled water/heat recovery plants with a production capacity over 50,000 tons cooling and 24,000 MBH heat recovery, 12 miles of utility distribution tunnels for 2 steam and 5 district cooling networks. Campus utilities also include a 13.8kV...