Role OverviewThe Transmission Strategy and Development - Engineer III is responsible for evaluating APS's transmission system to develop new transmission projects that will support the delivery of new generation resources to serve our growing load base. This may be done through APS self-build projects or the participation in third-party developer projects.
What You Will Do
The engineer will conduct a variety of transmission studies analyzing reliability and deliverability impacts of new transmission and generation projects. The engineer will also coordinate, administer, and provide technical direction to outside study consultants.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The engineer will maintain a thorough knowledge of new developments, technologies, and industry best practices. The engineer will also take initiative to eliminate barriers and use resources to ensure desired results.
Requirements
- A four-year Bachelors degree in Engineering from an ABET accredited institution, an International Engineering Alliance (IEA) recognized institution or an ABET Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) plus five (5) years experience in Engineering-related positions.
- Knowledgeable in power flow and transient stability studies (PSLF, TARA, PowerWorld, PSSE)
- Knowledgeable in short circuit studies (CAPE (APA), ASPEN)
- Experienced with NERC Standards including: MOD, TPL, CIP, FAC, PRC
- Familiarity with the FERC pro-forma Open Access Transmission Tariff
- Familiarity with the southwestern and WECC transmission system
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