Shubhanker Garg P.e., Msee

Shubhanker Garg, P.E., MSEE has a diverse work experience in the field of electrical engineering. Shubhanker currently works at Westwood Professional Services as a Substation Lead Engineer - P&C. Prior to that, they worked at Mott MacDonald as a Team Lead Engineer 4 Relay, where they supervised and managed the workload of 3 mid-level engineers and served as a project engineer for substation projects. Shubhanker also played a key role in creating substation design packages for utility and renewables projects.

Before Mott MacDonald, Shubhanker worked at Schneider Engineering, Ltd. as a Team Lead Project Engineer, where they supervised and managed the workload of 1 mid-level engineer and 2 senior designers. Shubhanker was responsible for creating substation Relay and Control design packages, as well as designing circuit switcher, breaker, and transformer Protection and Control schematics.

In addition, Shubhanker gained valuable experience during their internship at Freeport-McMoRan, where they studied and inspected distribution systems and switchgear. Shubhanker also worked at Virginia Transformer Corp as an Electrical Engineer, where they designed power and control schematics for transformers. Prior to that, they served as a Summer Trainee at Alstom Projects India Pvt. Ltd. and an Industrial Trainee at Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd., where they gained exposure to grid connections, substation layouts, power generation, and HVDC transmission.

Overall, Shubhanker Garg has a strong background in substation engineering and has contributed to various projects throughout their career.

Shubhanker Garg, P.E., MSEE earned a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electrical Engineering from Delhi College of Engineering in the years 2006 to 2010. Later, in the years 2014 to 2015, they pursued a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Electrical Engineering from The University of Texas at Arlington. In addition to their educational background, Shubhanker Garg obtained the certification MSHA 5000-23 from the Mine Safety and Health Administration in May 2015.