Project Engineer/Scientist - PDU

• Provide technical services for transmission, distribution, and end-use/low-voltage power systems simulation and modeling studies. 
• Work with senior staff to complete modeling and simulation based power system studies.
• Provide resources for managing existing and expected future workload for the Critical Power team.

• Holds a technical or bachelors degree in engineering, sciences or equivalent work experience with related work experience in a technical or scientific area (a masters degree in electrical engineering with an emphasis in analysis and design of power systems is preferred).
• Candidate should have at least academic experience conducting power systems analytical studies with an emphasis on modeling and simulation. 
• Has experience with power flow and dynamic stability simulations and analysis of energy storage and renewable power systems. 
• Has experience with PSS/E, MATLAB, PSCAD EMTDC or equivalent, and other power system simulation platforms.
• Can effectively multitask and manage multiple projects, coordinate and facilitate technical engineering-related communications with peers and clients, and apply scientific and engineering principles, theories, and concepts.
• Has impeccable communication, writing and presentation skills.
• Demonstrates a strong work ethic and excellent interpersonal skills
• Government work must be a United States Citizen

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