Open in the current public read path; this is not an employer guarantee.Last observed October 5, 2026
Classification
Modern power-system classification not yet published for this listing.Legacy source industry field: Power Generation
Pay provenance
Estimated benchmark; not employer-provided
Job Description
Our spirit of innovation continues to earn industry recognition.
Key Responsibilities
Support steady-state power-flow and short-circuit studies using industry tools such as PSS®E, TARA, and DSA Tools
Assist with transmission interconnection and reactive-compensation studies for new large load and generation
Help build and maintain the steady-state, dynamics, and short-circuit representations of the AES transmission system, keeping base cases current with topology, equipment, and rating changes
Support NERC modeling data processes — MOD-032 data collection, FAC-008 facility ratings — and model validation against actual system performance
Gain exposure to transmission operations planning, outage coordination, and RTO submission systems (MISO CROW, PJM eDART)
Learn how AES works within the MISO and PJM markets and the NERC/FERC regulatory framework
Attend site visits to substations and other facilities to see transmission infrastructure firsthand and learn how complex systems are built and operated
Work in an agile, collaborative environment, partnering with engineers, technicians, and regulatory experts to solve complex problems
Participate in formalized AES-specific learning opportunities to further your knowledge toward accelerating the responsible energy transition
Network with peers, AES leaders, and like-minded employees through dedicated events, lunch-and-learns, and speaker series
Actively engage in open discussions to help identify ways AES can better prepare for the future of energy
Requirements
Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, or a related field
Coursework in power systems, circuits, or electric machines
Problem-solving mindset and willingness to learn
Ability to communicate clearly, verbally and in writing
Exposure to power-flow or short-circuit software (PSS®E, TARA, ASPEN, CAPE, DSA Tools, or similar)
Familiarity with the NERC/FERC/PJM/MISO regulatory landscape
Coursework or project experience in power system analysis