Power Systems Network Modeling Engineer Taylor, TX (Hybrid) 24 Months

JOB DUTIES

Analyzes transmission network data, including Transmission and Generation element parameters. Works closely with Client System Operations, System Operations Support, Market Operating Services Support, Client Services, System Planning and Metering. Works with EMS and Transmission Planning power flow, Locational Marginal Pricing (LMP), and other analysis software to provide accurate power system models and associated cases. Supports detailed model changes delivered by Network Operations Model Change Requests (NOMCRs) to maintain an accurate Network Operations Model, and other models contained within the Client's modeling system. Coordinates and works with the NDSWG (Network Data Support Working Group) members on data exchange and transmission network model maintenance via the NOMCR process. Creates and utilizes data mining mechanisms and techniques to create Protocol and Guide compliance-driven reports and validate the accuracy of the model. Reviews, drafts, and implements improvements to the modeling process and implements new technologies to the model. Provides training and evaluation of members of the Engineering Development Program (EDP). Manage updates and upgrades of the SGEM application to specify and implement desired new functionality. Reviews Contingencies, Special Protection Systems, Remedial Action Plans, Mitigation Action Plans, Outages, and other issues that possibly affect models. Reviews, drafts, and presents changes to the Protocols, Guides, procedures, training material for Engineer Development Program (EDP) and Market Participants (MPs), and other supporting Client documents associated with modeling. Help in developing tools or queries required to maintain data integrity.

EDUCATION

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field, or a combination of education and experience that provides the applicant with knowledge equivalent to a major in such fields.

EXPERIENCE

Requires a minimum 1 year of experience in excess of degree requirements. Effective communicator. Familiarity in power systems analysis and modeling. Familiarity in database querying a must. Detail-oriented and organized.