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Duke Energy is seeking a SCADA Engineer I or II in Charlotte, NC, to design, program, and support Station Data Managers, SCADA devices, and HMI systems. The role involves working across Transmission and Distribution substations and collaborating with several engineering and operations teams.
The position offers a hybrid in-office schedule and requires formal engineering education with ABET accreditation; a Master’s degree can substitute for the BS, with minimal to no required experience for
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SCADA engineers perform design, programming, and support of Station Data Managers (SDMs), SCADA devices, and related Human Machine Interfaces (HMI). These systems provide real-time data and local or remote operating capability to support Operations, Construction, Field Resources, and Control Center personnel across Transmission and Distribution substations. This posting may be filled at either the Engineer I or Engineer II level. The selected level will be determined based on the candidate’s education, experience, demonstrated technical proficiency, ability to work with appropriate independence, and alignment to business need.
Design, develop, and implement programs and configuration files for SCADA devices supporting substation metering, alarming, controls, and troubleshooting. Support multiple SCADA hardware platforms and communications protocols, including DNP 3.0, SEL, ASCII, and MODBUS. Read and interpret protection one-lines, wiring diagrams, schematics, panel drawings, relay settings, customer data, and other project documentation. Create IO summaries based on drawings, relay settings, and customer data. Interface with P&C Engineering, Design, Field Resources, System Operations, and Operations/Control Center personnel. Provide commissioning, engineering, and troubleshooting support to field resources when required.
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