Power Systems Engineer Remote

Overview

Power Systems Engineer (Remote) – We are seeking a highly motivated Power Systems Engineer to support an innovation initiative focused on accelerating Transmission and Distribution planning tools using NVIDIA GPU technology. This role will model and convert existing Transmission and Distribution network models from CYME and GE PSLF into panda power-based Python models, work with NVIDIA resources, and perform steady state powerflow analysis for these models using GPUs and CUDA libraries.

The ideal candidate combines strong power systems fundamentals, hands-on experience with planning tools, and programming skills, and is excited to work at the intersection of power engineering and high-performance computing.

• Develop Transmission and Distribution network models using panda power (Python).
• Convert and validate existing network models from CYME and GE PSLF into panda power equivalents.
• Ensure electrical fidelity between source models and converted models (topology, parameters, limits, results).
• Collaborate with NVIDIA engineers in developing a powerflow analysis solution using GPUs and CUDA libraries.
• Collaborate with power systems engineers, data scientists, and GPU/HPC specialists to enable GPU-accelerated simulations.
• Assist in benchmarking CPU vs GPU performance for power system studies.
• Document modeling assumptions, validation results, and technical findings for internal and executive audiences.

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering (Power Systems focus preferred).
• Strong foundation in power system analysis, including power flow (AC/DC), Transmission and Distribution modeling, per-unit systems, and network parameters.
• Hands-on experience with power system planning tools.
• Programming experience.

• Experience with Transmission Planning and/or Distribution Planning studies.
• Understanding of power system matrices (Y-bus, Jacobian, PTDF/LODF).
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts clearly.
• Familiarity with panda power or other open-source power system frameworks (strong plus).
• Ability to work with large-scale network models and complex datasets.