Power Controls Engineer: SCADA & Substation Automation
Hanson Professional Services, Inc.
Raleigh (NC)
On-site
USD 105,000 - 160,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Performance bonuses
401(k) with matching contribution
Employee Stock Ownership Plan
Comprehensive health & well-being plans
Financial wellness plans
Work-life balance programs
Job summary
A leading engineering firm seeks a Power Controls Engineer in Raleigh, NC, to support the design and integration of control systems for electric power infrastructure projects. The role involves designing SCADA systems, coordinating with utilities, and ensuring robust operation of power system controls. Candidates should have a Bachelor's in engineering, 5-10 years in power controls, and strong problem-solving skills. Benefits include competitive pay, performance bonuses, and comprehensive health plans.
Qualifications
5-10 years of experience in power system controls, substation automation, or SCADA within the power or utility industry.
Experience with substation or transmission projects and power system communication and control systems.
Working knowledge of SCADA systems and utility operational requirements.
Responsibilities
Design and support SCADA and power system communication architectures.
Develop control and monitoring schemes for substations and operations centers.
Assist with commissioning and troubleshooting control systems.
Skills
Technical problem-solving skills
Collaboration
Communication
Education
Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a closely related field
Tools
SCADA systems
Protective-relaying communications
Fiber-optic network design
Job description
A leading engineering firm seeks a Power Controls Engineer in Raleigh, NC, to support the design and integration of control systems for electric power infrastructure projects. The role involves designing SCADA systems, coordinating with utilities, and ensuring robust operation of power system controls. Candidates should have a Bachelor's in engineering, 5-10 years in power controls, and strong problem-solving skills. Benefits include competitive pay, performance bonuses, and comprehensive health plans.