Power Systems Research Scientist — Innovate Next-Gen Grids

Hitachi Energy; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Hitachi Energy is seeking a Research Scientist – Power Systems to lead and contribute to cutting-edge R&D projects. You will collaborate with global teams, and external partners, and develop next-generation concepts for robust power systems.

You will publish findings through technical reports and papers, and prepare patent applications to protect innovations. The role emphasizes rigorous problem solving, programming, and simulation, with a focus on advancing safe and reliable power systems

Qualifications

• PhD in Electrical Engineering with a focus on power systems.
• Work authorization to work in the United States.
• Experience with monitoring and control technologies such as SCADA, EMS, or substation automation.
• Fluency in English, both written and spoken.
• Experience in power systems R&D.

Responsibilities

• Lead R&D projects in power systems and related fields.
• Collaborate with global teams to solve customer challenges.
• Develop and evaluate next-generation power system concepts.
• Publish technical results in reports and publications.
• Prepare patent applications and technical documentation.
• Demonstrate safety and integrity in all work.
• Support research activities and partner with universities, startups, vendors.
• Ensure compliance with external and internal regulations and guidelines.

Skills

Python

C++

Power systems

SCADA/EMS

Renewable energy

Education

Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (Power Systems)

Tools

SCADA

EMS

Substation automation

Power system simulation platforms

Job description

Hitachi Energy is seeking a Research Scientist – Power Systems to lead and contribute to cutting-edge R&D projects. You will collaborate with global teams, and external partners, and develop next-generation concepts for robust power systems.

You will publish findings through technical reports and papers, and prepare patent applications to protect innovations. The role emphasizes rigorous problem solving, programming, and simulation, with a focus on advancing safe and reliable power systems