Gas System Planning Engineer- Flexible Location

Overview

Engineers gas system capacity, hydraulics, and transmission analysis for PG&E.

Key Responsibilities

• hydraulic modeling
• scada analysis
• capacity calculations
• load forecasting
• facility optimization
• regulatory reporting

Tasks

-Analyzes winter pressure charts, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) information, and other system performance data. -Assesses and reviews escalated impacts of operations within the gas pipeline system. -Validates and contrasts models and scenarios compared to gas operations data and develops recommendations to resolve issues -Calculates pipeline, station, and compressor unit capacities and provides technical design load curves and temperature forecasts and results. -Utilizes hydraulic simulation models to determine transmission system performance (pipelines, regulator stations, compressor stations, and storage fields), for problems of moderate scope or complexity. -This position is located within the Gas System Planning (GSP) department of Gas Strategy Execution & System Planning (GSESP). GSP is responsible for gas system modeling, hydraulic analysis, design recommendation and review, operational and emergency support, and system’s engineering of PG&E's backbone, transmission, and distribution systems. -Evaluates and determines cost efficient and effective facility enhancements and replacements to meet customer needs and operating requirements. -Reviews customer gas usage, temperature factors, and load curves. -Provides technical engineering expertise to assess and support gas planning tools and software. -Provides hydraulic analysis and transmission system engineering expertise regarding PG&E's local gas transmission and/or backbone transmission systems. -Conducts analyses and contributes to the development of testimony for federal, state, and local regulatory agencies/commissions, e.g., California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and Federal Energy and Regulatory Commission (FERC).

Requirements

• eit
• pe license
• bs engineering
• 3 years
• synergi
• excel vba

What You Bring

-Knowledge and understanding of engineering principles, codes, and regulations that govern gas engineering and Operations and Maintenance (O&M) activities -Proficiency and skill with Microsoft Office applications (Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook) -Creativity and innovation skill -Knowledge and understanding of gas transmission, distribution, and system hydraulics -Three (3) years of relevant experience -Engineering in Training (EIT) certification -Ability to assess and provide recommendations and/or resolutions to projects and tasks -Pipeline Simulation Engineering experience (Synergi or equivalent) -Knowledge and understanding of the principles and properties of gas impacting various internal/external environments -Proficiency and skill with engineering information systems and applications -Ability to simulate and model capacity scenarios -Professional Engineering (PE) license -Ability to excel independently, build consensus, and cohesively collaborate within a team environment -GSP promotes and employs decision-making that is logical, innovative, takes into account diverse perspectives, and is recognized for use of inventive concepts and operational best practices. -Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Engineering or equivalent experience -Expertise with Microsoft Excel/VBA tool development skills

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About Pacific Gas And Electric Company

-Focus on delivering safe, reliable, and affordable electricity and natural gas to a diverse customer base. -Operations span from energy generation, transmission, and distribution to customer service and renewable energy solutions. -Heavily involved in the development of green energy sources, including solar and wind power. -Maintains a key role in maintaining the region’s energy grid and supporting sustainable growth. -Pioneered energy efficiency programs to help reduce consumption and minimize costs for customers. -Recognized for innovation in grid modernization and integration of clean energy into California’s power mix. -Faced challenges, including natural disasters like wildfires, which have shaped its operations and future strategies. -Remains a cornerstone of California's energy sector, continuously working to improve and modernize the grid.

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