Renewable SCADA Controls Engineer
Listed on 2026-06-30
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Engineering
Systems Engineer, Electrical Engineering, Automation & Mechatronics Engineer
Job Type: Full-Time
Salary & Benefits: Salary of $120,000 to $170,000 annually. Insurance benefits include medical, dental, vision, and life. Additional benefits include a 401(k) Plan with company contributions, paid time off, and profit sharing.
Position OverviewCEG is currently seeking qualified candidates for the position of SCADA Controls Engineer working with Automation and Integration of Plant SCADA and PPC systems into Renewable Power Generation Plants. The SCADA Controls Engineer is responsible for designing, programming, installing, and testing automation systems that bring together multiple sub-systems to meet the operational and regulatory needs of the owner. The SCADA Controls Engineer will be able to develop and implement logic for complex custom applications.
What You’ll Do- Design and develop the Power Plant Controller (PPC) and Master Plant Controller (MPC) for utility scale renewable energy projects
- Create and manage specifications and the configuration of the PPC and MPC on SEL RTAC and RTUs
- Develop detailed documentation related to the PPC and MPC
- Program and commission the PPC and MPC, including site specific tuning and adjustments
- Provide technical support and troubleshooting related to the PPC and MPC
- Coordinate on-site commissioning and installation support as required
- Configure and test with Hardware in Loop (HIL) simulator
- Mentor and provide technical guidance to other engineers and team members
- Perform QA/QC of coding provided by other team members
- Foster and maintain positive client relationships, be responsive both internally and externally - very frequent client interaction
- Complete projects in the allotted time and provide input on task timelines to help develop project schedule
- Support strategic company and department initiatives
- Travel to client sites and offices occasionally required, up to 20% of time
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science/Engineering, or related field
- 3+ years of experience working with Power Plant Controllers in the Renewable Energy industry
- Previous experience programming and configuring Renewable Power Plant Controllers
- Advanced knowledge of programming languages;
Preferably CODESYS or specifically Structured Text (IEC
61131) - Knowledge of various SCADA concepts, such as but not limited to:
Networking (VLANs, routing tables, firewall rules, etc.), PPCs (PID controllers, inverter communications and control, IEC 61131-3), Project Management (ability to lead a Plant SCADA and PPC project), HMIs (what data is important/relevant to the operators, design concepts), Troubleshooting (ability to chase down a problem, given minimal information, and propose a solution), Systems and Server Administration (ability to commission a server upon startup for a project, perform replacements or hot swaps), etc. - Deep knowledge of industry standard protocols like DNP3, Modbus, OPC UA, etc.
- Excellent leadership, mentorship, and communication skills
- Data Concentrator experience: SEL-RTAC, Novatech OrionLX+, and others as needed – ability to create complex files and implement custom logic
- Ability to successfully use troubleshooting tools, such as Putty, Wireshark, and others as needed
- Cybersecurity and NERC experience
- Systems and Server experience
- Experience with Net Suite ERP
- Experience with BESS Energy Management System (EMS) and Battery Management System (BMS)
- Be part of a mission-driven team in clean energy
- Supportive, inclusive, and flexible work culture
- Collaborative and Innovative environment
- Career growth, ongoing learning, and training opportunities
- Company profit sharing and other bonuses
- Exceptional 401k program
We encourage everyone to apply—especially women, people of color, and others often underrepresented in engineering.
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