JOB SUMMARY

Provides technical leadership on specialized and new power system topics within the electric utility industry.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Serves as a technical subject matter expert to Senior Leadership, the Board of Directors, and others for various technical areas, initiatives and projects including electric and magnetic field effects, electromagnetic pulse (EMP), radio noise/interference, inductive coordination, audible noise, and power quality.

• Leads engineering analysis and implementation of cross-functional efforts related to conformance with developing technical efforts in the electric utility industry.

• Researches and helps lead teams evaluating new technologies that can improve safety, efficiency, performance, and operations of high-voltage electric transmission assets.

• Supports research internally and with national laboratories and technical organizations.

• Represents ITC at industry committees regarding various technical subject matters.

• Participates in industry forums and stays current on present and future technical standards as required.

• Trains, mentors, develops, and supervises technical and non-technical personnel in various settings.

• Attends meetings and training sessions to increase professional knowledge and skills.

• Develops training to increase professional knowledge for engineering and other internal organizations

REQUIREMENTS

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or relevant, equivalent experience and/or education.

• Senior : Five (5) years of progressively responsible experience as an engineer, seven (7) years preferred.

• Principal : Seven (7) years of progressively responsible experience as an engineer, ten (10) yrs. preferred.

• Knowledge and experience working with regulations, codes, and standards (NERC, IEEE, IEC, CFR, NESC), design, construction and/or maintenance functions.

• Technical understanding of electric and magnetic fields and their effects.

• Innovative, curious, detail-oriented

• A good listener and effective communicator

• Experience representing an electric utility in technical utility industry forums

• Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Access).

• Interested to learn and use various hardware and software tools to measure and resolve various issues.

• Sound analytical problem-solving and documentation skills.

• Communicate effectively verbally and in writing with superiors and individuals internally and externally.

• Effectively work collaboratively, with minimal supervision, able to productively multi-task.

• Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States for any employer

Other desired skills and abilities:

• Proficient in theoretical and engineering mathematical techniques

• Able to create and/or utilize advanced new tools, software, or programs

• Existing relationships with other experts in the field

• Technical experience working with and understanding EMP, radio noise interference, electric and magnetic fields and their effects, inductive coordination, power quality, audible noise, large data sets, electromagnetic coordination, and stray voltage.

From electric vehicles to renewables, the world is looking at electricity in a whole new way, and ITC is focused on building and maintaining a power grid that can handle it all. We are looking for individuals who are ready to work with us to build a greater grid for a greener future. In return, ITC is proud to offer industry-leading compensation, benefits and opportunities to channel your energy into community-changing solutions. As an equal opportunity employer, we feel it’s crucial to honor our differences, be inclusive, engage as a team, and maximize our individual strengths.

Please take a moment to review our Diversity Statement (https://www.itc-holdings.com/docs/default-source/human-resources-support-docs/itc_diversity_statement.pdf?sfvrsn=507bcbf6_2) .