PSA Engineer – DTS

Posted 3 days ago

tekgenceEdison (NJ)

Computer Systems Engineers/Architects Engineering Services

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About the role

Hi, Greetings of the day! 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. Job Title: PSA Engineer – DTS Location: Edison, NJ (100% REMOTE)

Duration: Long Term Contract Must Have Technical/

Functional Skills: Administer and optimize Energy Management System (EMS) system through application configuration, tuning and security patching preferably on GE Power On Reliance (XA21) and/or AEMS Platform Software, as well as EMS of any equivalent platforms from Siemens, OSI, ABB, Schneider etc. Simulated RTU, Simulated IED, ConsoleICCP, IEC, DNP3, Modbus, Data Modeling, XML/JSONProficient in both Linux and Windows operating environments. Knowledge of relational databases such as Oracle and SQL Server. Over 5 years of experience in Power system applications including Power Flow, State Estimator, Contingency analysis, Load Frequency Control(AGC), Dispatcher Training Simulator (DTS) with expertise in model validation event creation Experience in programming languages for system integration or scripting, such as C, C++, PERL, or similar. SQL & Shell scripting, and ability to read and interpret logs and debug files. Must have experience in picking up and installing fixes on live customer systems

Roles & Responsibilities: Model validation and defect fixing for DTS system. Perform necessary technical corrective actions to restore failed or failing technical services on EMS system. Conduct code review, deployment, testing and monitoring of break/fix patches and modification.

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