OMS Solution Lead | Grid Modernization

The Mosaic Company; Washington; On-site; USD 125,000 - 205,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible Time Off

Discretionary 401(k) match

Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)

Job summary

The Mosaic Company is seeking an OMS Lead responsible for the integration and optimization of Outage Management System solutions within utility grid modernization programs. This role involves close collaboration with utility clients and ensures proper configuration and integration of outage management capabilities.

Candidates need 7+ years of experience in utility outage management and direct experience with OMS platforms. The compensation ranges from $125,000 to $205,000 annually, along with a bonus program and comprehensive benefits.

Qualifications

• 7+ years experience in utility outage management, OMS implementation, or distribution operations.
• Direct experience with OMS/ADMS platforms.
• Experience with OMS system testing and go-live support.

Responsibilities

• Act as trusted advisor on OMS capabilities and deployment strategies.
• Lead configuration and deployment of OMS modules.
• Develop comprehensive test cases and scenarios for OMS functionality.
• Assess existing outage management processes and tools.

Job description

Please Note: This position does not require reporting into a Mosaic office; however, travel to client locations across North America is required (~50%). Geographic flexibility: This position is open to candidates residing anywhere in the US.

Position Overview

The OMS Lead is a senior technical lead responsible for the configuration, deployment, integration, and optimization of Outage Management System (OMS) solutions within utility grid modernization programs across North America. This role is central to successful OMS implementations and the broader ADMS ecosystem. The OMS Lead works closely with utility clients, control room operations, IT teams, and OMS/ADMS vendors to ensure outage management capabilities are properly configured, integrated, and aligned with operational workflows, including outage detection, prediction, crew dispatch, mobile workforce integration, switching and tagging management, customer call and IVR integration, storm management, and mutual aid coordination.

Key Responsibilities

Solution Design & Architecture

• Act as trusted advisor to utility distribution stakeholders on OMS capabilities, best practices, deployment strategies and industry standards.
• Translate business needs into detailed functional and technical requirements, including but not limited to outage lifecycle management, switching workflows, crew management, customer data management, and customer communication.
• Develop use cases, user stories, and process flows to support system design and validation.
• Ensure end-to-end traceability between business requirements, system configuration, and testing scenarios.
• Drive end-to-end OMS design workshops, enabling informed decision-making and alignment across business, operations, vendors, and IT stakeholders.
• Ensure alignment of OMS solution with other enterprise systems, including but not limited to ADMS, GIS, SCADA, AMI, IVR, and mobile workforce management systems.
• Support OMS deployments for greenfield and brownfield ADMS implementations, including migrations from legacy OMS platforms.

OMS Configuration & Deployment

• Lead the configuration and deployment of OMS modules within ADMS platforms, including but not limited to outage visibility and classification, trouble call aggregation logic, outage prediction algorithms, ETR rules, and OMS alarms and events.
• Lead the configuration and deployment of Switching Management module within ADMS platforms, including but not limited to classification and visibility of planned work, switching plans, safety documents, tagging workflows, and planned outage management.
• Establish OMS configuration governance processes to ensure long-term system reliability.

OMS Testing & Quality Assurance

• Develop comprehensive test cases, scenarios, and success criteria aligned with business requirements and operational workflows.
• Develop and execute end-to-end test scenarios for OMS functionality prior to system go‑live.
• Support validation of integrations with other enterprise systems, including but not limited to ADMS, GIS, SCADA, AMI, IVR, and mobile workforce management systems.
• Ensure root cause analysis is performed and fixes are properly validated.
• Facilitate testing sessions with Control Room operators, dispatchers, field operations and other business users, ensuring system usability and operational readiness.
• Support performance testing under high‑activity scenarios, blackout conditions, and blue‑sky day scenarios.
• Support cutover readiness assessments and OMS operational acceptance activities.
• Provide go/no‑go recommendations based on testing outcomes and risk assessment.

Business Process & Operational Alignment

• Assess existing outage management processes, tools, and operational workflows across control room, field crews, and customer operations.
• Support development of outage management business processes and operational change management.
• Support defining OMS workflows in utility, including but not limited to outage detection, prediction, crew dispatch, switching, storm management, mutual aid coordination, and regulatory outage reporting.
• Support developing standard operating procedures for control room operators, dispatchers, engineers, field operations, customer communications, and other business users of OMS system.
• Support training of utility control room operators, dispatchers, and field crews on OMS functionality and workflows.

Continuous Improvement & Industry Leadership

• Maintain current knowledge of:
  • OMS/ADMS functionality, releases, and roadmaps.
  • Utility outage reporting standards (IEEE 1366, regulatory requirements).
  • AMI/smart meter integration for outage detection.
  • Grid modernization and storm hardening best practices.
• Provide thought leadership within the Grid Modernization practice related to outage management, storm response, and restoration optimization.

Skills and Experience

• 7+ years experience in utility outage management, OMS implementation, or distribution operations.
• Direct experience with OMS/ADMS platforms (e.g., Schneider Electric, GE, Oracle, CGI, OSI, ABB).
• Direct experience with OMS integration to AMI/smart meters, IVR, mobile workforce, and GIS.
• Experience with OMS system testing, user acceptance testing, and go‑live support.
• Familiarity with IEEE 1366, utility reliability metrics (SAIDI, SAIFI, CAIDI), and regulatory outage reporting.
• Experience leading OMS deployments, platform migrations, or major system upgrades strongly preferred.
• Ability to manage complex system configurations and resolve cross‑system integration issues.
• Ability to explain complex OMS concepts to control room operators, engineering, and executive stakeholders.
• Comfortable working in deadline‑driven, high‑visibility project environments.

Compensation and Benefits

A reasonable national base salary range for this position is $125,000.00 - $205,000.00 USD annually. The position is eligible to participate in a bonus program of up to 10% of annual compensation, subject to individual and performance. Mosaic offers a comprehensive benefits package, including health and wellness benefits, a Flexible Time Off program, paid holidays, a discretionary 401(k) match, and for US-based employees, participation in the Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). Additional details on Mosaic’s benefit package can be found at the following.