Jobs at Commonwealth Associates

Coordinates project schedules, budgets, meetings, documentation, proposals, change orders, expenses, travel arrangements, purchase requisitions, and recurring reports. Provides administrative and operational support to project teams, maintains project files, assists with construction packages, and supports PE license applications and renewals.

Manages client relationships and internal project teams for energy infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include defining scope, schedules, and budgets; overseeing proposals, financials, staffing, invoices, performance, client communications, kickoff meetings, project goals, and lessons learned. Requires project management experience in the utility and consulting industries, along with proficiency in project planning tools.

Leads and performs complex power system studies, engineering calculations, technical deliverables, equipment research, and client coordination. Supports project planning, scheduling, budgeting, business development, contract administration, and resource planning. Required expertise includes dynamic stability, power flow, contingency, power quality, transient voltage, harmonics, grounding, black start, and model development using specialized power system software. Supervisory experience and protection or relay settings knowledge are beneficial.

Performs routine mechanical engineering work under close mentorship, including basic calculations, research, equipment and materials recommendations, drawings, reports, specifications, and limited-scope studies. Supports construction staff and project teams, coordinates with internal and client stakeholders, follows engineering codes and quality procedures, manages engineering data, and develops understanding of project scope, schedules, budgets, and professional practices.

Electrical Engineering Intern supporting the design and development of substation drawings for power transmission and distribution systems. Responsibilities include preparing and modifying AC diagrams, DC schematics, logic diagrams, and functional diagrams, with opportunities to collaborate with other departments. Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited electrical engineering program and eligible to work in the United States.

Designs and reviews physical electrical substation layouts, equipment plans, grounding systems, conduit and cable designs, bills of material, and cable schedules. Prepares engineering submittals, equipment specifications, bid evaluations, procurement recommendations, cost estimates, and proposals. Coordinates with clients and project teams, mentors engineers, and manages multiple projects while meeting schedule, budget, and quality requirements.

Leads engineering for underground electric transmission and distribution projects, managing technical design, schedules, budgets, standards, permitting, specifications, procurement, and construction support. Responsibilities include system modeling, regulatory compliance, CAD drawing packages, consultant coordination, cost estimating, RFP technical content, contractor reviews, and business development support.

The Power Generation Mechanical Engineer 3 performs design engineering, provides technical guidance, and supports project management in the power generation sector.

Conduct power system studies (dynamic stability, power flow, contingency, transient voltage) using industry tools. Collect and manage data, develop equipment recommendations, prepare engineering deliverables, support clients and internal teams, contribute to proposals, and assist with project scope, scheduling, and contract administration.

Lead and manage EPC projects, ensuring compliance and coordination among stakeholders. Supervise teams, manage budgets, conduct site visits, and implement quality control measures.