Power Studies Engineer

Job Function: Perform data analysis related to bulk transmission, distributed generation, and power quality studies. Write engineering reports that document study results. Support engineering studies for solar, wind, energy storage plants, and utility power systems. Support work involving transmission planning, renewable grid integration studies, power system economics, and reliability assessments. Use power system simulation tools to perform technical studies and modeling. Support renewable energy control system design and related technical evaluations.

Education and Experience: Bachelor of Technology (BTech) degree required. Five or more years of relevant experience required. Master of Technology (MTech) or Ph.D. preferred.

Qualifications: Strong engineering background in power system analysis and modeling. Experience in one or more of the following areas: transmission planning, renewable grid integration studies, power system economics, or reliability assessment. Experience with one or more power system simulation tools, such as PSCAD/EMTDC, PSS/E, PSLF, ASPEN, ETRAN, or Simulink for Power Systems. Knowledge of renewable energy control system design. Appealing Facts About Living in Dallas, TX: Dallas is part of one of the nation's largest and fastest-growing metropolitan areas, offering a broad range of professional opportunities. The Dallas-Fort Worth area features extensive dining, arts, entertainment, and professional sports options. Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field provide convenient access to destinations across the United States and beyond. The area offers a wide variety of neighborhoods and suburbs, providing options for urban, suburban, and family-oriented lifestyles. Mild winters, numerous parks and trails, and year-round events make it easy to enjoy outdoor activities and community attractions.