Senior Renewable Transmission Engineer (CAISO/WECC)

REV Renewables; Walnut Creek (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous Time Away policies

Job summary

REV Renewables, an LS Power company, seeks a senior transmission and interconnection specialist to support utility-scale renewables. The role focuses on transmission planning, interconnection, and market activities for Western US development, with CAISO/WECC experience highly valued.

You will analyze grids, coordinate studies, and assist in strategizing market entry across zones while interacting with engineering, development, and policy teams.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or similar branch.
• 6–10 years in transmission planning, interconnection, or renewable energy.
• Direct CAISO/WECC interconnection and planning experience required.
• Experience with interconnection processes and market structures in WECC.
• Knowledge of load-flow tools: PSLF, PSSE, PowerWorld.

Responsibilities

• Support transmission/interconnection/markets for projects.
• Prepare and manage generator interconnection requests and studies.
• Perform power-flow analyses and study reviews.
• Coordinate interconnection studies with utilities/consultants.
• Contribute to market-entry strategies in various regions.
• Monitor CAISO/WECC processes and participate in proceedings.

Skills

CAISO WECC interconnection

Power systems analysis

Transmission planning

Market analysis

Project management

Interdepartmental coordination

Education

Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering

Tools

GE PSLF

PSSE/PowerWorld

PROMOD

Gridview

Job description

REV Renewables, an LS Power company, seeks a senior transmission and interconnection specialist to support utility-scale renewables. The role focuses on transmission planning, interconnection, and market activities for Western US development, with CAISO/WECC experience highly valued.

You will analyze grids, coordinate studies, and assist in strategizing market entry across zones while interacting with engineering, development, and policy teams.