Base: $165,791 - $281,818; bonus/equity: not speci...
Hybrid (minimum of 2 days onsite in taylor, tx)
10 years specialized grid stability experience
Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering
Expertise in psse or pscad modeling tools
ERCOT is seeking a Principal Grid Stability Engineer to enhance the Texas power grid's reliability and integration of innovative technologies. The ideal candidate will bring over ten years of specialized experience in grid stability and possess a strong technical background in electrical engineering, particularly in power systems
Job Summary
The role involves creating and communicating a vision for grid stability challenges related to Inverter-Based Resources integration.
Candidates must demonstrate rigorous intellectual ability to articulate complex technical concepts and challenge conventional thinking across organizational lines.
This position requires recognized subject matter expertise in grid stability technology development and adherence to NERC and Regional reliability standards.
Matching Summary
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ERCOT is seeking a Principal Grid Stability Engineer to enhance the Texas power grid's reliability and integration of innovative technologies. The ideal candidate will bring over ten years of specialized experience in grid stability and possess a strong technical background in electrical engineering, particularly in power systems.
Salary
Base: $165,791 - $281,818; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
10 years specialized grid stability experience
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering
Expertise in PSSE or PSCAD modeling tools
Knowledge of Texas grid operations
Ability to lead technical projects
Nice-to-have
Experience with NERC, IEEE, CIGRE standards
Master's or Ph.D. in Power Systems
Professional Engineer (PE) certification
Published industry papers
Mentoring staff capabilities
Key Requirements
Minimum 10 years specialized experience in grid stability
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering required
Preferred Master's or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering
Preferred Professional Engineer (PE) certification