Electrical Engineer, Relay Settings
Job Description:
- Develop relay settings and protection philosophies for distribution equipment, including transformers, bus, breaker control, distribution feeders, and related equipment
- Review protection and control design packages
- Provide remote field support to relay test engineers during installation of settings
- Model electrical systems in power simulation programs such as CAPE, ASPEN, and CYME
- Create technical reports, correspondence, documentation, and calculations
- Continuously improve job-related engineering, technical, and professional knowledge, skills, and performance
- Mentor and train less experienced engineers in power engineering theories and principles
- Collaborate with team members and prioritize group goals
Requirements:
- BS in Engineering, preferably electrical or computer engineering
- 5+ years of experience developing relay settings and protection philosophies for transmission, sub-transmission or distribution equipment
- 5+ years of experience in electrical engineering theories and principles
- Professional Engineering license in at least one state
- Experience with 69kV viper recloser applications
- Experience in IEC 61850 communication protocol
- Advanced user of Microsoft products, specifically Excel, Word, and/or Access
- Ability to plan and manage assignments and clearly communicate barriers to complete tasks on budget/schedule
- Ability to use computer software tools to model engineering problems, program automation systems, and prepare spreadsheet-based analyses and automation
- Experience developing settings for Schweitzer relays
- Ability to work remotely without supervision
- Initiative toward continuous learning
- Strong organizational skills
Benefits:
- Fully remote
- Flexible schedule
- Work-life balance
- Donation matching
- Volunteer opportunities
- Tuition reimbursement
- Access to professional development resources
- 401k matching
- Employee Stock Purchase Plan
- Reasonable accommodations for disabled veterans, individuals with disabilities, and individuals with sincerely held religious beliefs