Relay Protection Engineer II

Relay Protection Engineer II ReNuke Services, Inc. United States, North Carolina, Charlotte 400 South Tryon Street (Show on map) May 08, 2026

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Relay Protection Engineer II ? Early to Mid level - Charlotte, NC - 6 months ReNuke Services is seeking a Relay Protection Engineer II for our client"s site Charlotte, NC!

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Full time, hybrid, 3 days in office.

Protection / Asset

Classification Engineer to support device and relay classification activities across multiple sites within the DEC and DEP regions. This role focuses on evaluating protective devices, understanding how they are used and connected, and accurately classifying them in accordance with Duke Energy standards. This position is well-suited for an early- to mid-level engineer with a strong analytical mindset and foundational knowledge of power system protection. ________________________________________ Key Responsibilities

• Review and classify protection-related devices across assigned sites
• Determine device impact classifications (e.g., low impact, medium impact, non-DZ) per Duke Energy standards
• Apply Duke Energy internal coding and classification systems accurately and consistently
• Understand and evaluate protective relays, including: o What the relay protects o How the relay functions o How the relay is connected within protection schemes
• Perform high-level reviews of protection schemes (no detailed design required)
• Document classifications and findings across a high volume of sites (approximately 300?400 sites over 6 months)
• Collaborate with internal stakeholders as needed to clarify classifications or standards ________________________________________ Required Qualifications
• Bachelor"s degree in Engineering (Electrical Engineering preferred) or equivalent experience
• Basic understanding of: o Protective relays o Power system protection concepts o Electrical systems within a utility environment
• Strong analytical, detail-oriented mindset
• Ability to quickly learn and apply internal standards and classification criteria
• Comfortable working independently after a short training period