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
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Key Responsibilities
Perform with assistance the maintenance of a coordinated construction project list and integrated project schedule, using P6 as the source of schedule data, to provide a common reference across planning, development, engineering, execution, and close-out stages, and to capture project shifts and scope adjustments as they occur.
Perform with assistance quality control review of consultant-prepared construction schedules, including but not limited to Facility Study schedules.
Perform with assistance the annual review of the coordinated project list to inform prioritization and scope fidelity as electric network conditions and needs evolve, supporting long-lead material planning and labor resource planning.
Perform with assistance the team's existing NERC Management of Change compliance structure by evaluating when project changes require review or re-evaluation by the appropriate subject matter experts, including but not limited to PRC-004, PRC-025, PRC-027, FAC-002, and FAC-008, and routing changes to the appropriate owners within the compliance structure.
Independently support long-term (three-year and one-year) and short-term (three-month) operational planning horizons for outage coordination, utilizing power flow models to coordinate planned outages and reduce the risk of projects failing to obtain required outage approvals.
Coordinate outage-related planning input with the System Operations and PMO functions to support holistic outage scheduling across the business.
Independently manage the MISO and PJM operational/network models and coordinate with the System Planning team on forecasted modeling changes.
Independently submit and maintain tickets in MISO CROW and PJM eDART to reflect project and outage-related model changes.
Provide the Transmission Operations Control Center assistance in times of emergency such as extreme weather events, emergency repairs, or system restoration to ensure a timely return to energization of AES customers.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, or similar.
A minimum of 2 years' experience working in the Electric Utility industry
Ability to perform analysis and prepare engineering deliverables without supervision
Passing Grade on Fundamentals of Engineering
Bachelor's degree, certificate or equivalent experience in power systems studies
Proficiency in project scheduling and schedule management, including Primavera P6 or similar software
Detailed understanding of regulatory frameworks (NERC, FERC, PJM/MISO).
The ability to communicate complex ideas verbally and in writing.
Proven technical knowledge and understanding of Transmission grid
Experience with MISO CROW and/or PJM eDART ticket submission and management.
Experience with MISO and/or PJM outage coordination processes and operational/network model submission requirements.
Working knowledge of power flow modeling concepts and tools (e.g., PSS®E or similar).