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Southwest Power Pool · 1 month ago

Engineer I or II - Transmission Services

Little Rock, AR

Full-time

Hybrid

New Grad, Entry, Mid Level

$80K/yr - $87K/yr

0+ years exp

Southwest Power Pool (SPP) is a leader in ensuring reliable and affordable electricity delivery. They are seeking an Engineer in Transmission Services to lead the modeling and analysis of their electrical transmission system, collaborating with various stakeholders to achieve departmental objectives.

EnergyEnergy Efficiency

Growth Opportunities

No H1B

Responsibilities

Lead the modeling, analysis, and planning of the SPP electrical transmission system

Develop, maintain, and improve engineering processes, procedures, and planning techniques

Collaborate with internal departments, vendors, consultants, SPP members, and customers to achieve Transmission Services objectives

Apply advanced engineering analysis and develop improved engineering methods

Mentor and train staff, including onboarding and professional development of less experienced team members

Lead and participate in working groups, study efforts, and stakeholder meetings

Oversee technical aspects of planning processes and ensure compliance with governing documents and regulatory requirements

Provide technical support to customers, facilitating feedback discussions to achieve consensus and satisfaction

Manage multiple technical projects independently while meeting deadlines in a fast-paced environment

Represent Transmission Services internally and externally as a subject matter expert in powerflow and transmission concepts

Develop reports, procedures, and presentations while ensuring technical accuracy and adherence to SPP standards

Promote SPP culture, mission, and core values in all interactions and work responsibilities

Qualification

Electrical EngineeringPower systems analysis toolsProfessional Engineer licenseCommunication skillsTeamwork skills

Required

Bachelor of Science in Engineering, this degree should be from a university that meets the requirements to sit for the Professional Engineering exam (in Arkansas, that is most typically a degree from an ABET accredited university or a graduate degree from a college that has an ABET accreditation)

Bachelor's degree in a calculus-based engineering field, and preferred degree programs are Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Systems Engineering

Engineer I - no experience required

Engineer II - Two (2) years of relevant Engineering experience

Competency with the administrative and communication tools for word processing, spreadsheet development, and time keeping at a minimum

Strong knowledge of several power systems analysis tools applicable to power system steady state, dynamic, short circuit, or database management systems

Strong interpersonal and teamwork skills along with good written and verbal communication skills

Excellent working skills with communication and data handling software such as Microsoft Office© Word, Excel, Access

Understanding and complying with compliance with SPP Policies and Procedures

Preferred

Professional Engineer license

Advanced degree in related field of study

Electric utility industry experience

Proficient with most SPP power systems analysis tools with a solid command of several SPP tools and processes

Sound understanding of the SPP Open Access Transmission Tariff, NAESB, FERC & NERC governing documents, SPP By-Laws, SPP Criteria, and the SPP Committee structure

Benefits

Competitive and transparent pay with bonus opportunities

Excellent insurance package including three great medical plans for selection, employer-paid short-term disability, long-term disability, and life insurance

Relocation bonus (if applicable)

Hybrid working environment for positions that are eligible

Fantastic contributions to your retirement through a 401(k) savings plan with employer-match benefits and a pension (defined benefit plan) fully funded by SPP