Remote High Voltage Engineer
Description
Remote High Voltage Engineer
Shape the Future of Energy—From Anywhere
Energy systems are the backbone of modern life, but their actual value is only realized when experts like you put knowledge into action. As a Remote High Voltage Engineer, your contributions extend far beyond technical drawings and site inspections. Here, you’re not just supporting infrastructure—you’re actively shaping the systems that power cities, protect communities, and enable new technologies. You’ll work at the heart of change, guiding teams, implementing solutions, and building safety and reliability into everything you touch.
Why This Role Matters
Every upgrade, design, or real-time solution you provide has a lasting impact. You’ll work on high-voltage projects for renewable integration, industrial expansion, and national grid reliability. Your work will be crucial for preventing outages, enabling sustainability, and making sure people have power when they need it most. When disasters strike or demand surges, your expertise helps keep essential services running and communities safe.
What You’ll Do
- Design and optimize high-voltage transmission and distribution systems for large-scale projects.
- Lead technical reviews, risk analyses, and compliance checks with global standards (IEC, IEEE, NESC)
- Analyze data from remote monitoring and SCADA systems to identify trends, anticipate failures, and maintain asset health.
- Troubleshoot system issues, develop action plans, and coordinate with global teams across different time zones.
- Mentor junior engineers, sharing your hard-won insights and raising standards across the team
- Prepare clear technical documentation, reports, and recommendations for stakeholders, regulators, and non-engineers
- Manage complex projects from planning through execution—always focusing on safety, cost, and quality.
Tools, Tech & Training
- Master a digital toolkit: ETAP, DIgSILENT, PSCAD for analysis; SCADA and IoT for monitoring.
- Cloud-based collaboration, document sharing, and real-time communication platforms
- Ongoing skills development—webinars, workshops, certifications, and team knowledge-sharing
- Access to industry research, case studies, and the latest regulatory updates
Your Ideal Background
- Significant experience in high voltage engineering, power system design, or grid operations
- Deep familiarity with grid integration, substation upgrades, system modeling, and energy transition projects
- Analytical mindset—able to interpret live data and make fast, confident decisions
- Comfortable presenting solutions to both technical and non-technical audiences
- Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent; PE, CEng, or relevant certifications preferred
- History of thriving in remote or international teams, communicating across cultures and time zones
- Motivated, detail-focused, and committed to ongoing professional growth
How Remote Work Feels Here
- 100% remote—create your ideal work environment, wherever that is
- Flexible, milestone-based schedule; deliver results while balancing your life
- Connect daily with experts from around the globe—your insight is always valued
- Open feedback culture: regular check-ins, recognition, and a voice in team strategy
- Opportunities for leadership, mentorship, and project ownership, no matter where you’re based
Real-World Impact
- Directly improve grid reliability and efficiency—protecting hospitals, businesses, and entire cities.
- Integrate renewable energy sources and modernize outdated infrastructure to advance sustainability and innovation.
- Respond to emergencies or rapid changes, helping communities recover more quickly and operate more efficiently.
- Develop solutions that become new industry standards and best practices
Why Join Our Team?
- Annual salary of $132,000, fully remote
- Be part of projects with national and global visibility
- Supportive, diverse, and inclusive team culture—your voice always matters
- Real opportunities for advancement, leadership, and specialization
- Investment in your growth: training, industry events, certifications, and more
- Pride in knowing your work makes a difference in people’s lives every single day
Your Next Step
Are you ready to bring your expertise to projects that shape the energy landscape of tomorrow? If you’re passionate about meaningful work, want to lead from the front, and thrive in a team that values your unique perspective, we want to meet you. Apply now—let’s build a safer, brighter, more resilient energy future together.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
1. What does a typical day look like for a Remote High Voltage Engineer?
Each day brings a new challenge—maybe you’re reviewing live grid data, designing a new substation layout, or jumping into a virtual meeting to sort out a system upgrade. You’ll be collaborating with teams across time zones, answering technical questions, and making fast decisions when the stakes are high. Between running simulations, reviewing compliance standards, and mentoring colleagues, your work shapes projects that have a real impact on reliability and safety.
2. What’s the most challenging aspect of this role?
The stakes are high—there’s no room for guesswork when it comes to grid reliability. You’re often asked to solve complex problems on tight deadlines, all while balancing regulatory demands, cost, and safety. Sometimes, you’ll need to adapt quickly to emergencies, make decisions with limited data, or explain technical issues to non-technical personnel. The learning curve is constant, but that’s part of what makes the work rewarding.
3. How does the remote team stay connected?
Even with everyone working from different places, the team feels close-knit. Daily check-ins, digital dashboards, and shared docs keep everyone in sync. Whenever a problem arises, someone on the team is quick to offer help or a second opinion, regardless of their location. There’s a culture of open feedback, frequent brainstorming, and shared wins, so you’re never left to figure things out on your own.
4. What kind of engineer thrives here?
Individuals who excel in this role are analytical, decisive, and thrive in high-stakes environments. You’ll stand out if you can translate technical concepts into clear plans, stay cool when things get hectic, and enjoy mentoring others. An eye for detail, strong communication skills, and a drive to continue learning are all essential qualities.
5. How does this job support professional growth?
There’s always room to stretch your skills—whether it’s leading a new grid integration, earning advanced certifications, or stepping up to manage a big project. You’ll gain hands-on experience, receive feedback from seasoned professionals, and receive ongoing training support. With every milestone, your influence and expertise grow, opening doors for advancement, leadership, or specialization.