
Regional Transmission Engineer
California ISO
full-time
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Location Type: Hybrid
Location: Folsom • California • United States
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Salary
💰 $95,025 - $133,035 per year
Tech Stack
About the role
- Work on highly complex engineering assignments
- Provide power systems expertise in support of transmission system planning policies and decisions
- Participate in WECC planning studies
- Collaborate with other Regional Transmission Engineering staff, Participating Transmission owners and stakeholders on planning studies and planning initiatives
- Perform and review technical analyses and provide support for economic assessments of the transmission grid
- Propose projects and mitigation alternatives as appropriate
- Produce annual transmission plans in coordination with transmission owners and stakeholders
- Implement Transmission Planning Process and Generation Interconnection Process Business Practice Manuals
- Self certifies that all NERC Standards applicable to a Planning Coordinator are met
- Anticipate, identify, and resolve engineering-related problems and potential problems
- Participate in path rating studies and contingency analyses (including power flow, short circuit, stability, and post-transient analyses)
- Provide ongoing active participation in, guidance to, and technical support related to transmission system, renewable integration, customer services group, market operations and operations engineering and other departments within the ISO as required
- Provide ISO management and other external entities with essential information relating to the ISO controlled grid and control area
- Compile, analyze, and submit data and reports in compliance with external standards and requirements
- Represent the ISO's interests in applicable WECC and related committees, work groups, and other public and industry forums
- Provide basic training and guidance to Associate Engineers
Requirements
- A Bachelor's degree (BA, BS) or equivalent education, training or experience
- Two or more years directly related experience
- Electric utility industry experience including emphasis in power system planning or operation
- Familiarity with California Electric System or other portions of the WECC system
- Ability to run power flow programs such as GE-PSLF
- Practical knowledge of PC hardware and software, general aptitude for computer programming language like python and the use of industry standard office tools, especially MS-Access and MS-Excel is required
- Knowledge of statistics, quantitative economics, energy management, resource planning and related fields is desirable
- Registered California Engineer-In-Training or Professional Engineering License preferred
- Must be able to handle a dynamic and changing work environment, and work well independently
- Good analytical, verbal and written communication and documentation skills required
- Ability to set and meet self-imposed deadline and perform effectively in high-pressure situations while maintaining focus and calmness
- Ability to provide timely professional assessments with limited information and/or assumptions, and to confidently act on decisions
- Must be able to work effectively in a team environment as leader, facilitator, and team member.
Benefits
- Flexible work arrangements
- Relocation Assistance
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard Skills & Tools
power systems expertisetransmission system planningtechnical analyseseconomic assessmentspath rating studiescontingency analysespower flow programsstatisticsquantitative economicsenergy management
Soft Skills
analytical skillsverbal communicationwritten communicationdocumentation skillsproblem-solvingteamworkleadershipfacilitationtime managementadaptability
Certifications
Bachelor's degreeRegistered California Engineer-In-TrainingProfessional Engineering License