DC Power Systems Modeling Lead

Eaton; Moon (VA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 225,000; Full time

Job summary

Eaton’s ES AMER HQ division is seeking a Power System Modeling Principal Engineer based in Raleigh, NC or Pittsburgh, PA with relocation and sponsorship support in the U.S. The role defines and advances the enterprise modeling strategy for DC distribution and converter architectures, guiding multidomain simulations and governance to influence system architecture and validation.

Partner with Chief Power System Engineers, MBSE teams, and system architects to align programs, requirements, and

Qualifications

• Minimum 15 years of experience in power systems modeling, EMT simulation, or system‑level analysis.
• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, or Power Electronics from an accredited institution.
• Experience with DC distribution and converter‑driven architectures and cross‑domain modeling.

Responsibilities

• Define, own, and advance the enterprise modeling strategy for DC distribution and converter architectures.
• Develop multidomain simulation frameworks and establish modeling governance.
• Collaborate with Chief Power System Engineers, Applications Engineering, System Architects, and MBE teams to influence architecture and validation.

Skills

Power systems modeling

EMT simulation

Multidomain modeling

Leadership

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems or Power Electronics

Tools

PSCAD

Simulink/Simscape Electrical

PSSÉ

CYME

ETAP

DIgSILENT PowerFactory

OpalRT

Typhoon HIL

ETDS

Job description

Eaton’s ES AMER HQ division is seeking a Power System Modeling Principal Engineer based in Raleigh, NC or Pittsburgh, PA with relocation and sponsorship support in the U.S. The role defines and advances the enterprise modeling strategy for DC distribution and converter architectures, guiding multidomain simulations and governance to influence system architecture and validation.

Partner with Chief Power System Engineers, MBSE teams, and system architects to align programs, requirements, and