Power Systems Modeling Principal Engineer – DC/EMT Simulation

Eaton; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 180,000 - 225,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Sponsorship for U.S. candidates

Job summary

Eaton is seeking a Power Systems Modeling Principal Engineer in Raleigh, NC or Pittsburgh, PA. You will define and advance the enterprise modeling strategy for DC distribution and converter‑driven architectures, guiding multidomain simulation frameworks and governance.

You will partner with Chief Power System Engineers, Applications Engineering, System Architects, and MBE teams to ensure modeling insights drive architecture and validation across programs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, Power Electronics from an accredited institution.
• Minimum 15 years of experience in power systems modeling such as EMT simulation and system‑level analysis in converter‑dominated architectures.

Responsibilities

• Define, own, and advance enterprise modeling strategy for DC distribution and converter‑driven architectures.
• Develop multidomain simulation frameworks and modeling governance.
• Ensure model insights influence system architecture, requirements, design tradeoffs, and validation.

Skills

Power systems modeling

EMT simulation

System‑level analysis

Multidomain modeling

MBE collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering/Power Systems/Power Electronics

Master’s or PhD in Power Systems/Power Electronics

Tools

PSCAD

Simscape/Simulink Electrical

PSS®E

CYME

ETAP

DIgSILENT PowerFactory

Modelica

Job description

Eaton is seeking a Power Systems Modeling Principal Engineer in Raleigh, NC or Pittsburgh, PA. You will define and advance the enterprise modeling strategy for DC distribution and converter‑driven architectures, guiding multidomain simulation frameworks and governance.

You will partner with Chief Power System Engineers, Applications Engineering, System Architects, and MBE teams to ensure modeling insights drive architecture and validation across programs.