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Puget Sound Energy
Senior Engineer - Transmission and Asset Integration
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A Transmission Line Engineer specializes in the drafting and design of transmission lines used for power transmission or telecommunications. They may plan routes for power transmission, examine maps suitable typography for related projects, as well oversee the construction process, ensuring that the transmission lines are installed according to design specifications and safety standards.
$119,547 / year median in Washington
Job Description
Senior Engineer
- Transmission and Asset Integration Puget Sound Energy
- 3.6 Bellevue, WA Job Details $108,200
- $180,200 a year 7 hours ago Benefits AD&D insurance Paid holidays Disability insurance Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Flexible spending account Paid time off Cash balance pension plan Employee assistance program Vision insurance Life insurance Qualifications Technical documentation Detailed cost estimating Cost analysis Design engineering Project scheduling Full Job Description Puget Sound Energy is looking to grow our community with top talented individuals like you!
- Transmission and Asset Integration position!
LGIP/LGIA
requirements, and applicable commercial transmission rules. Develops, submits, and tracks transmission service requests, generator interconnection requests, renewals, redirects, modifications, and related transmission provider processes from studies to award. Supports asset integration for new generation resources, PPAs, tolling agreements, battery storage resources, and other contracted or owned resources, including transmission service implementation, LGIP/LGIA requirements, source/sink setup, adjacencies, pseudo-tie requirements, scheduling readiness, and operational handoffs. Supports resource acquisition and self-build project development by evaluating transmission and interconnection service requirements, delivery assumptions, transmission cost and risk considerations, and potential constraints associated with proposed resources. Coordinates with internal stakeholders and external transmission providers to support transmission-related decisions, documentation, implementation, and issue resolution. Monitors and analyzes regional transmission, tariff and policy that may affect transmission access, portfolio deliverability, costs, congestion, curtailment or merchant transmission strategy. Develops and maintains analytical tools, datasets, reports, and documentation to support merchant transmission strategy, portfolio tracking, scenario analysis, procurement decisions, asset integration, and operational readiness. Participates in external meetings, stakeholder processes, and transmission provider discussions as assigned, and communicate implications to internal stakeholders. May lead or coordinate the work of junior engineers, engineering assistants, field technicians, and others who assist on specific projects. (This includes contractor/consultants.) Performs other duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor of Science degree or PE license in electrical, mechanical, civil or other appropriate engineering field. A PE license may qualify in lieu of a degree. Substantial experience in planning, design, specification preparation, technical field work, project cost estimating and scheduling (typically achieved after eight (8) or more years practice as a degreed engineer). Years of acquired experience is provided as a guide and alone does not constitute readiness for job level as individual's skill acquisition rates can vary significantly. Demonstrated organization, documentation, prioritization, and project management skills. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Desired Qualifications Experience working in the utility industry. Possession of a Professional Engineering license. Knowledge of engineering economics and utility accounting practices. Experience working on complex engineering projects. Experience using PowerWorld or other powerflow software. Working knowledge of merchant transmission portfolio management, transmission service rights, transmission procurement, and energy delivery requirements for generation resources. Experience with FERC Open Access Transmission Tariffs, transmission provider business practices, Bonneville Power Administration transmission processes, and regional transmission provider coordination. Experience supporting transmission service requests, generator interconnection processes, affected-system coordination, transmission planning studies, or resource integration activities. Understanding of power markets, balancing authority operations, scheduling, E-Tagging, pseudo-ties, resource designation, congestion, curtailment, transmission optimization concepts, OATI tools, and NAESB standards. Experience participating in external stakeholder processes, transmission provider discussions or regional transmission forums. Additional Information At PSE, we value our employees and provide them with opportunities to excel. We offer a competitive and comprehensive total rewards package. To learn more about why PSE is a great place to work, see our Employee Value Proposition, which highlights our commitment to employee growth, work-life balance, and meaningful career opportunities in the energy sector. The pay range for this position is $108,200.00- $180,200.00, and this position is eligible for annual goals based incentive bonuses. PSE offers a suite of benefits to our employees. Employees are eligible for medical, dental, vision, basic life, and short
- and long-term disability insurance.
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