Entry-Level Power Systems Studies Engineer - Data Center

As an Entry-Level Power Systems Studies Engineer at Olsson, you'll be involved in design calculations, producing and analyzing circuit studies, and drafting technical reports for various projects. Your role will also require you to prepare project documentation and coordinate effectively with our technical and professional staff to ensure project success.

To join Olsson as an Entry-Level Power Systems Studies Engineer, a Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering is essential. While having 0-4 years of experience is the standard, skills in communication and teamwork will also benefit you greatly. Familiarity with SKM and ETAP software is a plus, aiding in your contributions to our dynamic team.

Yes, the role of an Entry-Level Power Systems Studies Engineer at Olsson may require occasional travel to job sites. This travel allows you to participate in client meetings and observe projects in action, providing valuable hands-on experience that enhances your professional growth.

At Olsson, we value our employees and offer an attractive benefits package for the Entry-Level Power Systems Studies Engineer position. This includes traditional health benefits, a fantastic 401(k) match, employee ownership options after your first year, wellness programs, and more—all designed to enhance your work-life balance and professional satisfaction.

Olsson supports your career development as an Entry-Level Power Systems Studies Engineer through hands-on learning opportunities, mentorship from experienced professionals, and a collaborative working environment that encourages innovation and learning—ensuring that you’re empowered to grow and succeed in your career.

When answering this question, highlight specific projects or coursework during your degree that relates to electrical design. Discuss any software tools you used and how you adapted your approach when working with different systems and requirements.

In your response, emphasize your communication skills and willingness to offer and receive feedback. Share an example of a successful project where teamwork led to achieving a common goal, reflecting your understanding of the importance of collaboration in the engineering field.

List any software you have experience with, such as SKM or ETAP, and discuss how you've utilized these tools in your projects. If you haven't used them extensively, express your eagerness to learn and adapt to the tools used at Olsson.

To effectively respond, illustrate your time management skills and ability to prioritize tasks. Share an instance where you met a deadline under pressure, explaining the strategies you used to maintain quality while working efficiently.

When answering, describe the challenge clearly, emphasizing your thought process in identifying the solution. Highlight your analytical skills, creativity, and resilience, and detail the successful outcome.

Express your alignment with Olsson's values and mission. Mention aspects of the firm such as the employee ownership model or community impact that resonate with you, explaining how they motivate you to contribute to the company.

In your response, mention key factors like system ratings, configurations, and load conditions. Discuss your understanding of ensuring safe and reliable power system operations, demonstrating your technical knowledge.

Discuss your strategies for staying informed, such as subscribing to industry publications, attending webinars, or participating in professional organizations. Show your commitment to continuous learning within the engineering field.

Explain that an arc flash study assesses the risk of arc flash hazards, outlines safety protocols, and establishes safe working practices. Emphasize its critical role in protecting workers and ensuring the safe design of electrical systems.

Highlight essential skills such as strong analytical abilities, effective communication, teamwork, technical proficiency with relevant software tools, and a proactive approach to problem-solving, illustrating how these skills contribute to a successful engineering career.