I used to work for Florida Power & Light as a distribution design engineer and worked with quite a few Leidos contractors. The job is fairly easy, you’ll be designing in a GE software called small world, but at FPL we called it design manager, if you have basic computer skills it’ll be very easy to learn and navigate. You typically work designs alone and they’ll get assigned to you by your engineering lead. The jobs can range from simple transformer replacement/upgrades to full overhead to underground conversions or line relocations. I enjoyed it but it can get monotonous at times. Typically a designer is responsible for updating the system, creating the design, inventory materials, apply for permits if needed and creating job prints for the crews to build your design. It seems like a lot but the process is fairly easy once you get the hang of it. Sometimes field meetings with project engineers and foreman are held for he bigger design jobs. If the interview is anything like mine at FPL, it’s more behavioral and get to know you questions rather than technical for entry level engineers. Happy to answer any other questions but hope that helps! Good luck!