Senior Developer GMS
About the role
- Develop, enhance, and maintain Generation Management System (GMS) applications.
- Partner directly with utility customers to gather requirements and deliver tailored solutions.
- Integrate GMS applications with EMS, SCADA, and other operational technologies. Lead software testing, validation, troubleshooting, and customer acceptance activities.
- Collaborate with engineering and product management teams to drive innovation.
- Contribute to solution design, project execution, and proposal development.
- Leverage Agile development practices, advanced analytics, and AI-driven technologies to enhance grid operations, optimize performance, and deliver innovative customer solutions.
- Your background
- Master's or PhD degree in computer science, Electrical Engineering, Power Systems Engineering, or a related field.
- Minimum 3-5 years of experience in software development, application engineering, or related technical roles.
- Experience developing software using C, C++, C#, and/or FORTRAN.Strong customer engagement, communication, and problem-solving skills. Experience working with complex technical systems and software applications.
- Knowledge of utility operations and industry technologies such as EMS, SCADA, GMS, ADMS, DMS, AGC, Economic Dispatch, State Estimation, AI/ML, or optimization tools is preferred.
- More about usAt Hitachi Energy, you'll work on technologies that support a more sustainable, reliable, and resilient energy future.
- We invest in professional growth through global collaboration, continuous learning opportunities, and career development programs.
- Join a diverse and inclusive workplace where innovation, teamwork, and continuous improvement are valued and rewarded.
- Responsible to ensure compliance with applicable external and internal regulations, procedures and guidelines.
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