Sr. Engineer I (II) - Stability Studies

PJM Interconnection

Audubon, PA

Full Time

Posted July 29, 2026

$123k - $175k· Est.

Grid Infrastructure

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Freshness: Open in the current public read path; this is not an employer guarantee.Last observed September 29, 2026
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Job Description

The Stability Engineer will perform reliability analysis in support of the development of the New Services Requests in the PJM Interconnection Process.

Key Responsibilities

Perform power system analysis and dynamic stability analysis required in the development of System Impact Study reports for New Service Requests.
Evaluate transmission system reinforcements required to resolve reliability issues on the transmission system identified through analysis.
Work with Transmission Owner staff in the development and refinement of the required reinforcements necessary to maintain the reliability of the transmission system.
Support data reviews for New Service Requests prior to inclusion in base case model for analysis.
Support the creation and maintenance of power flow and dynamics cases and individual project models used for analysis by IPA.
Manage multiple projects and coordinate with PJM contractors to delegate, prioritize and review the work performed by them
Prepare technical reports and/or presentations of analyses performed, conclusions and recommendations
Support PJM business practice manual development, updates and communication to stakeholders.
Identify, coordinate and assist with the development of new and innovative methods in the planning process.
Work with other members of the System Planning Division to solve complex engineering problems and to resolve process coordination issues.
Represent PJM on industry committees, task forces, or stakeholder groups involving issues related to planning and engineering.

Requirements

Master's Degree in Engineering
Experience working with PSSE (library and user written) and PSCAD models for synchronous and inverter based generation, power electronic devices, HVDC, FACTs, etc.
Hands on experience with programming tools such as Python, FORTRAN, etc. to develop/enhance automation scripts
Experience with PJM operations, markets, and planning functions
Experience using PSS/e (power system analysis program)