Junior Electrical Engineer or Power Systems Engineer

Junior Electrical Engineer or Power Systems Engineer 22nd Century Technologies, Inc.

Pay Rate:

$30/HR to $40/HR - W2 United States, Texas, Taylor Apr 15, 2026

Title:

Junior Electrical Engineer or Power Systems Engineer

Pay Rate:

$30/HR to $40/HR

Duration:

Contract

Location:

Taylor, TX 76574

Work Schedule:

1st Shift, Hybrid (3 Days Remote and 2 Days Onsite)

Job Description:

Performs reliability power system studies, including steady-state and dynamic stability studies, to assess the impact of inverter based-resource voltage ride-through (VRT) and frequency ride-through (FRT) performance on the ERCOT system. Reviews submissions of technical data related to maximization of voltage ride-through (VRT) and frequency ride-through (FRT) to ensure compliance with Client requirements. Supports development of processes and procedures to implement NOGRR 245 and subsequent rulemakings at the PUCT and additional related Client revision requests. Provides technical support for cross functional project team to develop processes to receive submissions, review IBR performance based on Client requirements, and coordinates with other departments. Works with market participants to understand requirements, facilitate submissions, and implement modifications or exemptions. Reviews, evaluates and recommends disposition of requests for extensions and exemptions from VRT and FRT requirements to management. May represent Client is stakeholder groups.

Required Experience:

Level 1

Engineer:

No minimum work experience required in excess of degree requirements.

Preferred Experience:

Experience performing reliability power system studies. Background in renewable generation resources - Wind, Solar, or Battery. Experience analyzing voltage levels and relay or protection settings. Experience with Python, Powerworld, PSSE, or PSCAD. Good communication skills with ability to collaborate and communicate with external entities.

Education:

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering or related discipline or a combination of education and experience that provides equivalent knowledge to a major in such fields is required.