Electrical Relay P&C Engineer
$115 K – $140 K
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Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$115 K – $140 K
About the role
- Develop, test, implement, and maintain Protection & Control (P&C) standards
- Support relay protection system modernization and upgrade initiatives
- Perform engineering analysis, fault studies, relay coordination, and technical evaluations
- Work with microprocessor relay platforms, configuration software, and protection system applications
- Support development of:
- Relay setting guides
- Calculation templates
- Configuration files
- DrawingsTest procedures
- Research emerging technologies and industry best practices
- Provide technical support for substation P&C devices, monitoring, and analytics
- Conduct technical reviews of vendor/contractor work and engineering deliverables
- Collaborate with internal stakeholders, engineering teams, and external vendors
- Participate in technical presentations, standards development, and engineering initiatives
- Transmission, sub-transmission, or distribution protection systems
- Microprocessor relays
- Fault study analysis tools such as PSS/E CAPE or AspenRelay settings, coordination, and protection schemes
- Strong technical, analytical, and communication skills
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio)
- Preferred ExperienceIEC61850Protection system modernization initiatives
- Utility/substation experience
- Industry involvement with organizations such as EPRI or NATFExperience writing engineering standards and specifications
- Open Levels
- Engineer 3+ years of relay protection / control systems experience
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