
Construction Project Engineer Jobot
- $75,000–$110,000 Per Year
| Location | Seattle, WA |
We are seeking an experienced Project Engineer with over 5 years of expertise in the implementation, installation, configuration, customization, and upgrade of DMS/EMS systems for utilities or system operators.Roles and ResponsibilitiesLead and manage the implementation and support of DMS/EMS systems for utilities and system operators.Handle installation, configuration, customization, and upgrades of platforms such as GE PowerOn Reliance (XA21), GE eTerra, Siemens Spectrum Power, OSI Monarch, or similar products.Work with programming languages such as C/C++, Java, and Oracle Database to support system integration and automation tasks.Engage with database management systems such as Oracle and SQL Server, including basic scripting for configuration and automation.Apply strong knowledge of power system concepts – including Generation, Transmission, and Distribution – to ensure proper system setup and functionality.Work with network applications such as Power Flow, Contingency Analysis, State Estimator, and Load Forecasting to optimize system performance and reliability.Ensure seamless communication between systems with experience in communication protocols such as IEC 101/104, DNP3, Modbus, and ICCP.Troubleshoot and optimize systems across Linux and Windows platforms.Ensure network security, redundancy, and failover mechanisms are implemented in the control center environment to maintain continuous system operation.Preferred QualificationsHands‑on experience with at least one of the following DMS/EMS platforms: GE PowerOn Reliance (XA21), GE eTerra, Siemens Spectrum Power, or OSI Monarch.Strong experience with Oracle and SQL Server databases and basic scripting for system configuration and automation.Strong understanding of power system operations, including generation, transmission, and distribution networks.Proven track record of working with IEC 101/104, DNP3, Modbus, and ICCP communication protocols.Knowledge of network security, redundancy, and failover mechanisms in a control center environment.#J-18808-Ljbffr




