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At AES, we raise the quality of life around the world by changing the way energy works. Everyone makes an impact every day in our small, global teams. Apply here to start an extraordinary career today. AES is seeking a full-time Senior/Lead/Principal Engineer - T&D Standards to be a technical leader for T&D electrical engineering, equipment, and construction standards. Key Responsibilities: Continuously improve electric rate payer experience and minimize cost by specifying safe and reliable electric materials, designs, and installations. Develop and implement strategic goals and tactical initiatives to create, revise, and synchronize (where practicable) material, engineering, and construction standards for both Indiana and Ohio organizations. Develop and maintain databases of standards, material parts, manufacturer/vendor contacts, manufacturer drawings, etc. in support of standards and other departments. Be knowledgeable in electric substation, electric transmission, electric distribution, civil, structural, and mechanical engineering design. Topics include transmission substations, switching substations, distribution substations, customer-use substations, mobile substations, protective relaying, switchgear, SCADA, fiber optics, circuit breakers, circuit interrupters, switches, metering, grounding, fuses, power transformers, instrument transformers, regulators, capacitors, wire, power cable, solar and wind generation, battery storage, poles, switches, surge arrestors, optical ground wire (OPGW), distribution automation. Manage research and accurate interpretation, and proper application of AES corporate policies, federal government laws/codes/regulations, Indiana and Ohio state government laws/codes/regulations, local government laws/codes/regulations, national industry standards. Manage research on manufacturers and sales channels to properly apply electric transmission, substation and distribution equipment and materials. Interface and solicit information and ideas from AES internal stakeholders, including standards, engineering, purchasing, construction, distribution system planning, compliance, regulatory, commissioning, operations, real estate, environmental, document control, asset management, graphical information systems, records, major accounts, and legal. Obtain/maintain professional engineering (PE) licenses in both Indiana and Ohio. Manage technical and style verification and editing for other standards engineers in disciplines of substation, transmission line, distribution line, civil, structural, mechanical, etc. Join and maintain active membership in national and local professional societies such as IEEE, NSPE, etc. Periodic travel required for inter-office business between Dayton, Ohio and Indianapolis, Indiana; active construction site field visits; manufacturing site audits/verifications; professional society meetings and conferences, etc. Skills and Qualifications: Minimum Bachelor of Science in engineering, electrical engineering (power) major preferred, from an ABET-accredited engineering program. Master of science in engineering a plus. Minimum six (6) years practical employment experience in electric utility designs, engineering, and constructions in multiple disciplines (substation, transmission, distribution.) Minimum three (3) years of leadership experience in departments and/or large projects. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Professional engineering (PE) license required. Upon employment, obtain PE by comity in both Indiana and Ohio. Proficiency in National Electric Code (NEC,) National Electric Safety Code (NESC,) Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC,) NERC, Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA.) Ability to research and accurately interpret and apply national standards, including those maintained by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE,) American Nati