Distribution Standards Engineer - DER Engineer

Posted 4 days ago

trice healthcareDenver (CO)

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Distribution Standards Engineer / DER Engineer

Location: Remote

Duration: 12+ Months contract

Skills / Experience

Required:

Must have Utility Experience related to Distribution Standards
Must have a valid driver's license
Must be able to work 30-40 hours a week.
Must have ability to work within the United States without PPL sponsorship
Preferred of 3 years' experience in electric utility distribution (15 kV and below) overhead and underground lines
Must have working knowledge of National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) & National Electric Code NECMust possess strong interpersonal, communications and technical skills
Demonstrated proficiency with standard desktop PC applications
Ability to work remote
Ability to handle multiple projects, to prioritize and organize work effectively, and adjust to changing priorities and workload in a timely, thorough manner
Ability to work effectively in a team environment

Position Details: (Day to Day Work – "

Job Description: "):Individual will be involved in the supporting the Distribution Standards team. Tasks that will be included are:

Develop and update specifications for internal and external applications.
Communicate with other business group and assist with engineering tasks, peer reviews
Perform modeling of existing assets in AUD.In addition to being part of the Distribution Standards team. Individuals will be involved in other tasks listed below.
DER Engineer - Assisting with Distribution Standards with DER related applications
We expect the contractor to work independently to organize and complete assignments by the set forth and agreed upon schedule
Prepare & submit standards similar to PPL existing standards in full compliance with all applicable codes/standards such as ANSI, IEEE, NESC, NEC, etc.
As PPL's DER Engineer, the contractor, in general, will oversee, review and comment on the work performed by PPL's DSO team and other engineering groups:
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