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Planning Engineer Lead - Batch Stability Studies
Job in
Taylor, Williamson County, Texas, 76574, USA
Listed on 2026-07-21
Listing for:
Electric Reliability Council of Texas
Full Time
position Listed on 2026-07-21
Job specializations:
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Engineering
Systems Engineer, Electrical Engineering
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Job Responsibilities
- Performs Batch stability screening studies for Large Load interconnection and transmission improvements using power system simulation tools.
- Designs and performs stability assessments, including PV analysis, angular and voltage stability, and short circuit analysis, using simulation models (PSSE, VSAT, TSAT, Power World, or related tools).
- Supports NERC FAC‑002 studies for Large Load interconnections.
- Runs scenarios and sensitivity analyses to ensure robust study results, analyzes study accuracy, and assists in formulating conclusions and recommendations.
- Reviews stakeholder reports and dynamic models to ensure appropriate technical content and accuracy.
- Identifies stability constraints and assists in developing mitigation recommendations.
- Assists in preparing technical reports, presentations, and study documentation for ERCOT management, Market Participants, NERC, and other entities.
- Supports process improvements and automation efforts for planning and stability screening workflows.
- Assists market participants in updating and validating power system dynamic models.
- Manages multiple assignments and competing priorities.
- Committed to reliability, compliance, technical accuracy, and continuous improvement.
- Serves as a technical Subject Matter Expert for Batch Zero stability screening.
- Makes independent decisions except in unusually complex engineering scenarios.
- Works on the most complex engineering issues requiring in‑depth evaluation of variable factors.
- Resolves complex issues in creative and effective ways.
- Leads complex interconnection and reliability studies involving resources, Large Loads, and transmission system improvements.
- Coordinates, provides presentations, and participates in stakeholder meetings with ERCOT personnel, Market Participants, Transmission Service Providers, consultants, and regulatory agencies.
- Fosters strong working relationships with team members and other internal departments.
- Guides projects and helps teammates assigned by management.
- Mentors and advises less experienced engineers/analysts.
- Leads multifunctional teams to obtain input, address comments, and perform studies.
- Demonstrates expert skills with power system software applications and tools.
- Maintains knowledge of emerging trends and industry best practices related to system stability, interconnection studies, and reliability standards.
- Exhibits excellent written and verbal communication abilities.
- Broadly applies advanced engineering principles with full‑depth expertise in transmission planning, stability analysis, and interconnection studies.
- Independently defines problem statements, study scope, and analytical approaches for complex, ambiguous issues where established procedures may not exist.
- Leads and delivers highly complex stability studies, exercising sound judgment in selecting methods, assumptions, and solution strategies.
- Provides technical recommendations on issues beyond standard practices, influencing project, program, or departmental outcomes.
- Serves as a recognized technical authority and primary point of contact, frequently engaging with Market Participants, TSPs, consultants, and external stakeholders.
- Operates with wide latitude in decision‑making; work reviewed for alignment with objectives and outcomes.
- Works independently with minimal supervision; receives general direction on new or strategic assignments.
- Acts as a lead engineer and resource to senior and junior staff, guiding, reviewing, and directing technical work.
- Represents the organization in project leadership roles and high‑impact stakeholder or inter‑organizational forums.
- Education:
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field required. Equivalent knowledge provided by a combination of education and experience is acceptable. - Work Experience:
Minimum required years per level – Engineer2: 1 year, Engineer3: 3 years, Engineer Sr.: 5 years, Lead: 8 years – all as power system engineer or similar role. Experience with in the electric utility industry preferred. - Preferred
Work Experience:- Experience performing stability studies.
- Experience supporting transmission planning assessments.
- Experience conducting…
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