Industrial Power Systems Engineering Lead

At D-Riven Engineered Solutions, you’ll guide complex electrification work that keeps industrial facilities powered, safe, and scalable. Picture a typical day: you open with a safety briefing, lead a site walk to validate existing loads, review one-line diagrams with senior engineers, align on material lead times with operations, and coach field teams through a clean, code-compliant installation—closing the loop with an arc flash study and labels before handoff.

• Champion safety from kickoff to closeout, honoring D-Riven’s standards and every customer’s site rules.
• Act as the technical authority for our Industrial Engineering – Electrification team.
• Direct senior electrical engineers and electrical superintendents through site surveys, power distribution designs, and installation plans.
• Assess existing industrial electrical infrastructure for capacity and loading; create accurate one-line drawings.
• Serve as lead designer and approver on industrial power distribution systems.
• Optimize solutions considering material utilization, procurement lead times, installation windows/downtime, and constructability.
• Interpret and apply National Electrical Code and relevant building codes; deploy accepted industry best practices.
• Partner with internal and external stakeholders to support estimating, quoting, and overall project planning.
• Collaborate with operations and program managers to build resource-loaded schedules and detailed timelines ahead of launch.
• Develop bill-of-materials and coordinate with purchasing teams.
• Source components and vet alternates for technical compatibility under project constraints.
• Oversee in-house electricians and subcontractors to execute against approved work plans.
• Manage senior engineers and superintendents, guiding survey strategies and execution roadmaps.
• Confirm lockout/tagout (LOTO) of all affected sources prior to work start.
• Support field troubleshooting remotely and on-site to resolve electrical issues quickly.
• Review and sign off on installations: Unistrut frames/hangers, cable tray, conduit, panels, disconnects, junction boxes, and motors.
• Uphold 5S principles—ensure tidy work areas, tools, and equipment.
• Coordinate with controls/low-voltage specialists for seamless system integration.
• Perform arc flash analyses and produce labels at project completion.
• Contribute to additional site activities as requested by site leadership.

• Proven industrial electrical engineering background with substantial field exposure.
• Reliable personal vehicle appropriate for interstate travel.
• Expertise reading, interpreting, and producing electrical drawings, schematics, and manuals.
• Fluency with Autodesk Electrical (AutoCAD Electrical) for engineering design.
• Hands-on electrical aptitude and strong practical judgment.
• Advanced Microsoft Office skills (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Project).
• Confidence collaborating within multidisciplinary teams.
• Sharp analytical thinking and structured problem-solving.
• Demonstrated project leadership and people management.
• Current knowledge of applicable codes and best practices.
• Flexibility to work nights, weekends, variable shifts, and additional hours when needed.

• BS in Electrical Engineering (or closely related discipline) required; advanced degree a plus.
• 15 years combined in electrical engineering, industrial electrical installation/maintenance, or related field.
• Experience operating aerial lifts and other powered equipment.

Starting annual pay: $111,000 – $120,000.

• Project management
• Electrical schematics and schematic reading
• Autodesk Electrical Suite
• Arc flash studies
• Electrical project costing and quoting
• Engineering design
• Installation of electrical system equipment
• Industrial field experience
• Advanced Microsoft Office

This description captures the core scope of the role. Responsibilities may evolve; you may be asked to take on related tasks as business needs change.