Your transmission & distribution job questions, answered
Transmission engineers are professionals who combine their knowledge of science and maths to design structures that transfer electrical energy from one point to another. It’s transferred through cables to provide power to buildings covering a range of areas including residential, business districts, and farmland.
The minimum requirement is to have obtained a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering. For senior positions, a master's degree in electrical engineering is needed.
Communication and interpersonal skills, flexibility and adaptability, proven problem-solving capabilities, along with the ability to adopt change and learn are high on an employer’s list. If you need to brush up on any of these skills, use our Hays My Learning platform.
To excel in this profession, you'll need skills writing, mathematics, technical knowledge, leadership, project management, and the ability to be detail-oriented due to the complexity of electrical systems and electrical components that transmission engineers work with.
We have a selection of job vacancies on our books for all levels of seniority within this field. We recruit professionals for gas distribution jobs to telecom transmission planning jobs. Take a look at our job boards here.