PSA Engineer - Network Transmission

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tekgenceMiami (FL)

Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Job Description: Hi,\n Greetings of the day!\n \n I have an urgent requirement below, please go through JD and let me know if you are comfortable or have any profile. Kindly revert me back with your updated resume as well.\n \n Job Title: PSA Engineer - Network Transmission\n \n Location: Edison, NJ 08837 (100% REMOTE)\n Duration: Long Term Contract\n \n Must Have Technical/Functional Skills\n 5+ years of work experience in customizing and delivering Energy Management Systems preferably e-terrra AEMS - Reliance\n Should have worked on Power Systems applications for transmission (Load flow, contingency analysis, Power Factor etc)\n 5 + years of experience with C++, Java or other related language.\n 5 years of experience with LINUX and Windows Operating Systems\n \n Roles & Responsibilities\n Responsible for advanced Power Systems Application for Transmission software development and successful delivery of assigned functions to meet corporate project/product commitments. The responsibilities include: working with Electric Utilities or ISOs (Independent System Operators) and Transmission System Operators (TSOs) on functional software specifications, designing, coding, testing, integration, application tuning and delivery\n \n Generic Managerial Skills, If any\n Engage with customers on day to day issues; organize customer calls to facilitate implementation of solutions\n while adhering to change control, compliance protocols. Ensure solution does solve the customer’s issue.\n \n Name—Pradeep Sharma\n Title-- Account Manager\n e:

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