This is a Job Description for a COE -ERS Systems Integration Engineer - Remote 

Summary: Integration engineers require a substantial amount of specialized expertise, including power system studies, software and hardware engineering, interface protocols, and general problem-solving skills. The problems to be solved have not been solved before, except in the broadest sense. Projects will include new and challenging problems with an input from a broad range of engineers where the system integration engineer "pulls it all together."

Duties & Responsibilities: Develop and maintain an advanced level of technical expertise in electric power system protection and automation. Work closely with design, vendor, utility, regulatory agency, operators, owners, contractors, and protection engineers to create system programming which translates the owner's requirements into concrete technical designs. Develop settings for all layers of control including protective relaying, and communication processors. Simulate power system conditions in a lab environment to test communications and automation functionality of integrated IEDs and software packages. Write complete, detailed reports using a computer, and accurately process job billing. Standardize logic schemes via documentation using Autocade. Track, organize and manage projects using web-based storage.

Requirements and Qualifications: Graduate Engineer BSEE or BSME and five years' experience in design, testing and commissioning of protection and automation systems. Three years' experience as Power Systems Engineer. Registered Engineer in Training or the ability to obtain licensure

Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.