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Sr Engineer System Modeling
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An Electrical Substation Engineer is responsible for substation design including schematic development, physical layouts, equipment, and construction cost estimates.
$110,613 / year median in Indiana
Job Description
Sr Engineer System Modeling
MISO 401
(k) United States, Indiana, Carmel 720 City Center Drive (Show on map) Jul 28, 2026Description Key Responsibilities:
Build, update, and maintain transmission and generation models supporting reliability, economic, and policy studies through collaboration with internal teams and external stakeholders-including Transmission Owners, Generator Owners, Balancing Authorities, RTOs/PCs.- Lead and support
ERAG MMWG
model development, data management, case preparation, and reporting along with modeling work associated with planningrelated NERC compliance filings (MOD, TPL), ensuring adherence to OATT/Tariff andFERC/NERC
requirements.- Provide comprehensive technical engineering support for internal and external stakeholders to ensure accurate modeling data submissions.
- Analyze highly complex system data, identify and mitigate modeling risks, and implement engineering solutions.
- Make timely decisions affecting the design, scheduling, and completion of projects that may affect multiple departments or the division.
- Contribute to and influence complex projects requiring coordination across multiple departments and divisions. Required Education & Experience Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Four years related energy industry experience (eight preferred) with Transmission Owners, Generator Owners, Balancing Authorities, RTOs, or Planning Coordinators.
- Power system modeling experience, including power flow and dynamic simulation tools such as
PSSE, MUST, TARA, TSAT.
- Exposure to power system planning, bulk electric system operations, substation design, or protection/control engineering.
- Experience supporting
FERC/NERC
compliance evidence. Technical Skills- Power system modeling; power flow, voltage, and dynamic analysis
Tools:
SiemensPSS/E, GE
PSLF, Powertech PSA tools, Siemens MUST, TARA, VSAT, TSAT, PSCAD, SiemensMOD, MISO
Model Manager- Database experience (Oracle, HABITAT)
- Understanding of
NERC & FERC
regulatory requirements- UNIX, Windows, Linux administration
- Python, Java, SQL, PL/SQL, and scripting languages What Success Looks Like Within one year, the successful candidate consistently delivers highquality modeling outputs, integrates seamlessly with evolving processes, leads core modeling work and projects, and demonstrates growth in both technical depth and understanding of MISO's strategic priorities.