Project Engineer, Renewable Electrical Engineering (SCADA)

Overview

Engineer overseeing SCADA design, procurement, commissioning for renewable energy projects.

Key Responsibilities

• design review
• scada config
• network config
• nerc compliance
• commissioning
• as-built docs

Tasks

-Coordinate with operations engineering and third party customers to incorporate lessons learned into new designs -Conduct thorough reviews of detailed design drawings -Creation of conceptual block diagrams -Lead efforts with project team to develop operational plans to energize, commission, and turnover projects while maintaining NERC compliance. -Verify that all applicable NERC requirements are considered and fulfilled. -Specification and configuration of SCADA, power plant controller, RTU, & IT equipment -Track design schedules, update all stakeholders and ensure that critical dates are met on time. -Organize and transfer all as-built documentation to operations team including schematics, bills of materials, and programming settings -Assist in the development of new projects by analyzing conceptual designs and RFQ specifications. -Coordinate the procurement and installation of necessary telecom services. -Develop conceptual project designs that comply with all critical stakeholder and interconnection requirements -Coordinate networking equipment configuration including specifying physical interfaces and protocols, assigning IP addresses, and administration of firewall rules. -Monitor construction progress remotely and via on-site inspections. Support resolution of any field issues. Attend in-person meetings with stakeholders. Provide on-site programming and field support during commissioning. -Maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry technology through various training sessions and conferences -Interface with plant controller manufacturers, transmission operators, generator owners and operators to configure systems as needed. -Coordinate with independent engineers and project partners to effectively navigate the technical due diligence process.

Requirements

• scada
• opc
• dnp3
• ignition
• bachelor's
• project management

What You Bring

-Knowledge of both the physical and software aspects of networking equipment that connect renewable energy assets -Experience working on GE WindSCADA, GE WindCONTROL, Vestas Online Business, SEL RTAC, and/ or Ignition by Inductive Automation -Strong oral and written communication skills -Experience and familiarity with various industrial communication protocols and architectures such as OPC, DNP3, ModBus and EGD. -Strong project management skills -Up to 25% travel required. -Working knowledge of NERC compliance for low impact cyber systems -Ability to coordinate and manage multiple concurrent projects. -Prior installation, commissioning and site construction experience in renewable power generation -3+ years of generation SCADA systems experience -Considerable knowledge in computer and server operation. -Strong interpersonal and leadership skills -Valid driver's license required -Bachelor's degree required in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or related discipline. -Experience working around HV/MV electrical infrastructure (substations/switchyards, distribution systems, transmission lines, transformers, relays, meters, CTs, and PTs) -Advanced knowledge and programming of SCADA, HMI, PLC platforms -Eligible to work in the United States without the need for employer visa sponsorship now or in the future.

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About Invenergy

-Set out to revolutionize power with bold, large-scale projects. -Privately held with backing from Blackstone and CDPQ. -Operates first Arizona solar-plus-storage site, blending innovation with regional impact. -Takes on high-stakes transmission and offshore wind ventures, complemented by a growing clean-hydrogen and manufacturing push. -Its CPV Desert Green project in California and large Midwest wind farms highlight a knack for pioneering uncommon tech at scale.

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Visa Sponsorship

-no employer visa sponsorship is needed now or in the future.