Hybrid Power Grid Planning Engineer

Duke Energy; United States; Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Duke Energy in the United States seeks an Engineer II/III to lead transmission planning tasks in accordance with NERC, FERC and regional planning requirements. The role involves developing steady-state analyses, supporting regulatory filings, and coordinating with FRCC and Florida utilities.

The position offers hybrid work with some travel, requiring a BS in Engineering (ABET) and 2+ years (Engineer II) or 4+ years (Engineer III).

Qualifications

• ABET accredited engineering degree required; MS considered in lieu.
• Fundamental engineering principles applied to transmission planning.
• Experience with NERC/FERC standards is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develop steady state analysis of the Duke Energy Florida transmission system.
• Support compliance with NERC Reliability Standards and maintain documentation.
• Assist with filings for FERC Orders and provide comments on NOPRs.
• Support FRCC regulatory and compliance efforts and interfacing with FRCC.
• Ensure compliance with FPSC Transmission Planning requirements.
• Participate in inter-utility system working groups.
• Provide technical support to other Transmission areas and represent the company professionally.

Skills

FE Exam

Python

Batch scripting

Visual Basic

NERC/FERC knowledge

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Education

ABET-accredited B.S. in Engineering

Master's degree in Engineering preferred

Job description

Duke Energy in the United States seeks an Engineer II/III to lead transmission planning tasks in accordance with NERC, FERC and regional planning requirements. The role involves developing steady-state analyses, supporting regulatory filings, and coordinating with FRCC and Florida utilities.

The position offers hybrid work with some travel, requiring a BS in Engineering (ABET) and 2+ years (Engineer II) or 4+ years (Engineer III).