Associate Engineer in the Transmission Planning Modeling team within National Grid’s Graduate Development Program, responsible for developing and maintaining power system models to evaluate grid reliability and plan future transmission investments across New England.
Compensation
Competitive salary ranging from $101,000 to $119,000, plus a comprehensive benefits package
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain transmission planning models used to evaluate system reliability and future grid needs
Update planning cases to reflect transmission projects, generation interconnections, load forecast changes, and system modifications
Perform model validation and quality assurance reviews to ensure planning data accurately represents the transmission system
Collaborate with engineering, operations, and asset management teams to gather, verify, and maintain system information
Support transmission planning studies, including power flow, short-circuit, and system performance analyses
Requirements
Bachelor's or Master's in Electrical Engineering
Nice to have: exposure to power system modeling or analysis software
Associate Engineer in the Transmission Planning team supporting studies and analyses to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient delivery of electricity across New England.
Compensation
Competitive salary ranging from $101,000 to $119,000, plus a comprehensive benefits package
Responsibilities
Conduct transmission planning studies to evaluate system reliability
Assess new transmission, generation, and load interconnection requests
Develop and maintain power system models and perform analyses related to power flow, system stability, voltage performance, and short-circuit conditions
Partner with engineers and cross-functional stakeholders to evaluate transmission system needs and support long-term infrastructure planning and investment decisions
Communicate technical findings and recommendations through reports, presentations, and discussions with internal stakeholders and regional industry organizations
Requirements
Bachelor or Master’s in Electrical Engineering degree from an accredited institution
Seeking of a highly motivated and technically strong Power System Engineer with expertise in renewable energy generation, battery storage (engineering and revenue streams analysis), and hybrid energy system’s modeling.
Develop and validate simulation/optimization models for renewable energy systems including solar PV, wind, battery storage, hybrid microgrids, and data centers.
Perform steady state, dynamic, and transient stability assessment studies for various projects.
Perform system level reliability analysis including FMEA (failure mode, effects, and analysis), RAM (reliability, availability, and maintainability), RCA (root cause analysis) to de-risk the operation of energy systems.
Perform simulations, optimization, sensitivity analysis, and techno-economic evaluation of renewable and mission-critical power systems.
Evaluate energy infrastructure integration for grid-connected and islanded modes.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering
Nice to have: MSc. Or PhD. in Electrical Engineering
Nice to have: Essential Professional Licensure/Certification
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