Power System Studies Engineer II

The Role

We’re looking for a Power System Studies Engineer II who’s passionate about using modeling and analysis to support complex power systems across North America.

Responsibilities

• Perform power system studies, including power flow, transient stability, short-circuit, harmonics, EMT, and techno-economic analysis for transmission, distribution, and generation systems
• Apply first-principles knowledge of electric power systems, as well as regulatory standards, rules, guidelines, and tariffs
• Support study scripting and troubleshooting through all phases of execution
• Collaborate with engineering and consulting staff to understand study requirements and deliver high-quality work that meets technical and commercial objectives
• Manage technical and commercial data with confidentiality, ensuring proper handling of sensitive project information
• Cook up project setup and closeout with supervisors and support personnel
• Track project hours, review time logs with supervisors, and alert leadership of potential budget or scheduling concerns
• Participate in meetings to discuss project progress, address workload issues, and prepare relevant materials in advance
• Submit project time reports accurately and promptly to support accounting and payroll processes
• Communicate regularly with management to discuss project goals, issues, and open items

Requirements

• 3–6 years of experience in power system studies, engineering analysis, or a related technical field
• Proficiency with power system simulation software and modeling tools
• Familiarity with Microsoft Excel for technical tables and Microsoft Word for report preparation
• Comfortable reading technical manuals, writing reports, and delivering presentations in English

Additional Requirements

• Willingness to travel up to 25% across the U.S. and Canada
• Valid driver’s license with a safe driving record
• Successfully complete a background check and pre-employment/random drug tests
• Available for occasional extended or irregular hours, including weekends and holidays
• Capable of sitting at a computer for extended periods, moving within an office environment, and lifting up to 20 pounds
• Proficient in speaking, hearing, reading, and typing in English for safe and effective communication

Bonus Points for

• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in electrical engineering; additional experience may be substituted
• Engineer-In-Training (EIT) certification
• Experience with scripting languages used in power system software
• Familiarity with NERC reliability standards, utility interconnection requirements, or tariff regulations
• Proven ability to manage client communication and balance multiple projects
• Power systems consulting or utility engineering background