Senior Power Systems Engineer

Exelon is seeking a Senior Engineer to drive critical grid modernization and clean energy initiatives for the nation’s largest utility. In this role, you will lead the design, analysis, and implementation of power and distribution systems that enhance safety, reliability, and sustainability for millions of customers. You will collaborate with operations, IT, and field teams to integrate advanced automation, smart grid, and monitoring technologies. The Senior Engineer provides technical leadership, mentors junior staff, ensures compliance with regulatory and safety standards, and supports continuous improvement across Exelon’s regulated utility network. Design, develop, and maintain utility-scale energy and grid systems to improve reliability and performance Lead implementation of clean energy, grid modernization, and automation projects with cross-functional teams Analyze system performance data to optimize operations, reduce outages, and enhance safety Ensure compliance with regulatory, safety, and environmental standards in all engineering work Provide technical leadership, mentoring, and guidance to junior engineers and project teams Collaborate with operations, IT, and field teams to integrate new technologies and solutions Prepare technical documentation, project plans, and engineering reports for stakeholders Support incident investigations, root-cause analysis, and continuous improvement initiatives Power systems engineering Grid modernization technologies (smart grid, AMI, automation) Electrical system design and analysis SCADA and substation systems Data analysis and performance monitoring Project management Regulatory and compliance standards (NERC, FERC, local codes) Technical documentation and reporting System reliability and protection concepts Cross-functional collaboration Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Professional Engineer (PE) license preferred PMP or other project management certification a plus Certifications in power systems or protection (e.g., NCEES-recognized) a plus Training in OSHA and utility safety standards preferred