Power systems engineering design and consulting, focused on renewables and utility infrastructure
NEI Electric Power Engineering is a 40-year-old design and consulting firm specializing in power systems across electrical, civil, and structural disciplines. The stack reveals a traditional engineering workflow—AutoCAD, ETAP, PVsyst, and SCADA for design and simulation—paired with modern project and resource management tools (Smartsheet, Procore, Primavera P6). Hiring is accelerating with 9 of 10 open roles in engineering (mix of senior, director, and lead positions), signaling capacity scaling to meet growing demand in renewables and utility-scale projects.
NEI provides design engineering and consulting services for electric power systems, serving utilities, industrial clients, and renewable energy developers. Core capabilities span photovoltaic and battery energy storage system design, substation engineering through 500kV, transmission and distribution line design, protective relaying, and construction commissioning. The firm operates as a distributed engineering services provider, integrating electrical, civil, and structural expertise across the full project lifecycle from feasibility through implementation. Headquartered in Lakewood, Colorado, NEI employs 201–500 staff and operates exclusively in the United States.
AutoCAD, ETAP, PVsyst, SCADA, MicroStation, PowerFactory, AutoCAD Civil 3D, Ignition, plus project management (Primavera P6, Procore, Smartsheet) and resource/financial tools (Paycom, Deltek Vantagepoint).
Power systems design across renewables (PV, battery storage, wind), substation engineering to 500kV, transmission and distribution line design, protective relaying, and utility-scale studies and commissioning.
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