Senior Electrical Engineer, Power Systems

About the Role Corning is seeking a Senior Electrical Engineer, Power Systems to support new facilities, expansions, infrastructure upgrades, and equipment line projects across Corning. Relocation assistance is provided. Travel is expected to average ~50% annually, and projects span multiple Corning locations including Charlotte, Durham, and Corning. This role keeps you connected to real engineering decisions across major capital projects, infrastructure upgrades, and ongoing operations. What You'll Do

• Support the design and implementation of electrical power systems for facility expansions, equipment installations, infrastructure upgrades, and greenfield projects
• Lead or support electrical engineering work across project phases including design review, fabrication, integration, testing, installation, commissioning, and turnover
• Support electrical engineering work for both new capital projects and technical problem-solving in existing manufacturing operations
• Provide technical guidance on medium- and low-voltage power systems, including substations, transformers, switchgear, UPS, ATS, and related infrastructure
• Conduct or review short circuit calculations, protection and coordination studies, arc flash studies, and system reliability analyses
• Conduct and support failure analysis, troubleshooting, and root cause investigation for electrical equipment and power system issues
• Scope electrical power projects, define technical requirements, and develop cost models, resource plans, timelines, and project metrics
• Work closely with internal engineering teams, project stakeholders, consultants, and vendors to support effective technical decisions and project execution
• Help develop and maintain corporate standards for facility electrical power distribution systems What We're Looking For
• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (as indicated in the minimum qualifications)
• Ability to work across multiple locations and travel ~50% of the time
• Experience with medium- and low-voltage power systems, substations, transformers, switchgear, UPS, ATS
• Proficiency performing short circuit, protection/co-ordination, arc flash, and reliability analyses
• Strong troubleshooting, failure analysis, and root cause investigation skills
• Capability to scope projects, develop technical requirements, cost models, and schedules
• Effective collaboration with internal teams, consultants, and vendors Compensation & Benefits
• Relocation assistance provided
• Travel approximately 50% of the time across Corning locations