Lead the development and integration of control systems for utility-scale generation, distributed energy resources, battery energy storage systems, renewable assets, and mission-critical data center microgrids.
Locations (3)
Dallas, Texas, United States
Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Compensation
The anticipated salary range for this role is $154,200 - $223,200 per year (presented in good faith). In addition to base pay, employees receive a comprehensive benefits package, such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off, and may be eligible for performance incentives, bonuses, commissions, or equity, depending on the role.
Responsibilities
Develop integrated controls and automation architectures for microgrids, distributed generation plants, and behind-the-meter power systems.
Define interfaces among plant DCS, microgrid controllers, EMS, SCADA, generator controls, BESS controls, protection relays, and utility systems.
Prepare control philosophies, functional specifications, sequence-of-operations documents, cause-and-effect matrices, and communications architecture diagrams.
Develop operating strategies for islanding, synchronization and resynchronization, black start, load following, generation dispatch, reserve management, voltage and frequency control, and fast load shedding.
Lead multi-vendor controls integration and coordinate technical requirements with generation OEMs, BESS suppliers, microgrid controller vendors, protection engineers, utilities, EPC teams, and customers.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a closely related engineering discipline.
Installs, maintains, tests, troubleshoots, and repairs electrical and mechanical systems on rig locations and related field equipment.
Responsibilities
Perform Level II or Level III electrical technician work requiring electrical and mechanical knowledge, including troubleshooting electrical components and systems up to 480 volts.
Maintain assigned service truck inventory, complete service reports timely and accurately, and provide responsive, quality service to internal and external customers.
Apply working knowledge of electrical equipment, including motor controls, VFDs, generator controls, top drives, iron roughnecks, power catwalks, mud pumps, and hydraulic systems.
Perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and corrective maintenance on assigned rig, electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and control-system equipment.
Mentor and, when assigned, provide direction to trainees and rig personnel on selected rig equipment and safe work practices.
Electrical Construction Inspector – Hydroelectric Power Generation
Compensation
Pay Range: $52.00–$67.00 per hour, based on qualifications and experience
Responsibilities
Perform on-site inspections of electrical construction activities to verify compliance with approved drawings, technical specifications, applicable standards, and contract requirements.
Inspect the installation, replacement, and modernization of excitation systems, protective relays, generator controls, electrical distribution systems, and associated equipment.
Monitor electrical construction activities involving control panels, distributed input/output (I/O) systems, communication networks, and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) interfaces.
Verify that electrical installations meet applicable construction requirements, technical specifications, and approved project documentation.
Identify and document wiring defects, grounding deficiencies, installation issues, electrical failures, and other nonconforming conditions.
We are seeking a Controls Engineer to design, program, integrate and commission on-site power generation and microgrid control systems serving large AI data center campuses. The role involves owning control architecture and functional requirements across generation packages, balance-of-plant systems, electrical protection, microgrid controls, and data center monitoring.
Responsibilities
Design, program and commission plant power controllers (PPCs) and microgrid control systems for gas turbine and reciprocating engine power plants.
Develop control sequences for grid-connected, islanded and transition modes, including startup, shutdown, synchronization, load sharing, import/export control, load shedding, black start, restoration and resynchronization.
Coordinate active power, reactive power, voltage and frequency controls across generators, energy storage, MV UPS and other distributed energy resources.
Define how the plant responds to generator trips, loss of utility power, large load changes, equipment failures and loss of communication.
Work with OEMs to define the boundaries between turbine or engine controls, generator controls, the PPC, protection systems and data center controls.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in controls, electrical, mechanical, chemical engineering, computer engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: major turbine or reciprocating-engine control platforms
Nice to have: microgrid controllers
Nice to have: data center power systems
Nice to have: integrating gas generation with BESS, MV UPS
Sales Specialist - Power Reliability
B&R Industrial Automation GmbH · Posted Nov 4, 2026
Responsible for the sales of Power Reliability BL Solution and Service portfolio within New Zealand, focusing on sustainable order growth, revenue, and market share.
Responsibilities
Lead and manage the sales of Power Reliability BL Solution and Service portfolio
Manage and maintain the ABB Excitation (EXC) and Hydro Automation Installed Base
Identify installed base growth opportunities ('white spots')
Drive sales growth initiatives and coordinate rollout activities
Lead engineering definition, design integration, and technical execution of power generation and utility infrastructure projects.
Compensation
USD $150,080.00 - USD $187,600.00 /Yr.
Responsibilities
Lead engineering definition, design integration, and technical execution of power generation and utility infrastructure scope across complex projects and pursuits.
Support development of integrated power solutions for behind-the-meter and grid-connected applications serving mission-critical, industrial, infrastructure, and other large-load environments.
Serve as a lead technical point of coordination across electrical, mechanical, controls, civil, utility, construction, commissioning, procurement, and client stakeholders.
Provide engineering leadership through all phases of project delivery, including conceptual design, proposal support, detailed engineering, procurement support, construction support, startup, and turnover.
Support scope definition, design basis development, equipment selection, technical narratives, risk identification, cost input, and schedule input during pursuits and early-stage project development.
Controls Engineer, Power Generation and MicrogridOpenAI · San Francisco, US
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