Senior Power Systems Protection Engineer

Rosendin; Coppell (TX); On-site; USD 102,000 - 134,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)

Job summary

Rosendin is seeking a Power System Protection Engineer III in the United States to design and coordinate protective relaying for medium to high voltage systems. The role emphasizes independent analysis, protection studies, and mentoring junior staff on mission-critical facilities.

Responsibilities include developing relay settings for transformers, lines, and buses, performing fault analyses, and supporting field testing and commissioning.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering with a power systems focus.
• U.S.-based Professional Engineer (PE) registration required.
• Experience with protection and relay settings for electric power systems.

Responsibilities

• Design, specification, setting calculation, and coordination of protective relaying and relay control schemes.
• Develop protection schemes and relay settings for transformers, generators, lines, feeders, and buses.
• Configure protection relay settings including overcurrent, differential, distance, and backup protection.
• Perform coordination studies to minimize downtime during faults.
• Use ETAP/SKM/CAPE/ASPEN to simulate protection systems and fault scenarios.
• Support field testing, commissioning, and validation of protection relays and control systems.

Skills

Leadership

Mentoring

Project management

Communication

Problem solving

Analytical thinking

Team collaboration

Customer/stakeholder management

Education

BSEE with power systems focus

Professional Engineer (PE) license

Tools

ETAP

SKM

CAPE

ASPEN

SEL AcSELerator

GE Enervista

Mathcad

Microsoft Excel

Job description

Rosendin is seeking a Power System Protection Engineer III in the United States to design and coordinate protective relaying for medium to high voltage systems. The role emphasizes independent analysis, protection studies, and mentoring junior staff on mission-critical facilities.

Responsibilities include developing relay settings for transformers, lines, and buses, performing fault analyses, and supporting field testing and commissioning.