Power systems engineering for substations, renewables, BESS and transmission
NEI is a Lakewood-based power systems engineering firm whose toolset spans grid studies (ETAP, PowerFactory, PSCAD, PVsyst), utility protocols (IEC 61850, DNP3, Modbus) and CAD design (AutoCAD Electrical, Civil 3D, MicroStation). Hiring is engineering-only and senior-weighted, though slowing, while projects point to a push into data center scopes and utility-scale BESS design.
NEI Electric Power Engineering, Inc. is a privately held engineering services firm founded in 1982 and headquartered in Lakewood, Colorado, with 201–500 employees. It delivers electrical, civil and structural design for power systems, covering substations up to 500kV, transmission and distribution lines, and protective relaying. Renewable work includes solar PV, battery energy storage and wind collection systems, plus construction management and commissioning. Clients include electric utilities and industrial operators, served through all project phases from concept to implementation. Project delivery runs on Primavera P6, Procore and Smartsheet, with Deltek Vantage for operations.
NEI uses ETAP, PowerFactory, PSCAD and PVsyst for power studies, AutoCAD Electrical, Civil 3D and MicroStation for design, SAP2000 and Mathcad for structural work, and Primavera P6 and Procore for projects.
NEI is headquartered in Lakewood, Colorado, United States, and currently hires within the United States.
Yes, current hiring is concentrated entirely in engineering, mostly at senior level with some mid-level and director roles, though overall hiring pace is decelerating.
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