Associate Research Engineer - Power Systems
What you'll do
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL) Infrastructure Defense seeks a talented individual fo r a power-focused Research E ngineer position. The work we perform is some of the most fascinating, challenging, and rewarding that can be found in the power engineering community. We are looking for applicants who want to solve challenging problems. Note: United States Citizenship is required. As a Research Engineer, a typical day might include the following: Researching power systems phenomena. EMTP Modeling (ATPDraw, PSCAD, MATLAB/Simulink). Hardware-in-the-loop testing (RTDS, OPAL-RT, Typhoon HIL). Assisting in designing, prototyping, and documenting technologies for applications in SEL products or solutions. Assisting engineers in research and writing new ideas and functional specifications. Conduct on-site demonstrations and presentations to customers and key stakeholders. This job might be for you if: B.S. or M.S. in Electrical Engineering. You have knowledge in power system analysis, power system protection, and power system stability. You are willing to travel up to 25% of the time. You are a US Citizen. Preferred Qualifications: Product development experience....
Pay
$90000-$122900 per year
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