Electrical Engineer II

Agility Partners is seeking an Engineer II – Generator Interconnection to join one of our clients in the energy industry. This engineer will support power system studies focused on evaluating the reliability impacts of connecting new generation resources to the transmission grid. This is a great opportunity to apply electrical engineering and power systems experience to real-world grid challenges while working with customers, transmission owners, grid operators, and internal engineering teams.What you’ll be doing:• Support power system impact studies for generator interconnection requests to evaluate the reliability impact of connecting new generation resources to the transmission system.• Analyze proposed transmission projects and provide technical recommendations based on system performance and reliability requirements.• Communicate study results, technical requirements, and project details to interconnection customers, transmission owners, neighboring grid operators, and internal stakeholders.• Support interconnection projects from study initiation through completion, coordinating technical analysis and collaborating with stakeholders to keep projects moving forward.• Contribute to power system reliability assessments, including transmission planning, short-circuit, and other system studies.The ideal candidate:• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or a closely related engineering discipline.• 2+ years of relevant professional engineering experience.• Experience with power system analysis tools, particularly PSS/E and TARA.• Foundational knowledge of power system planning, transmission operations, or transmission system analysis.• Familiarity with additional power system study tools such as TSAT, VSAT, MUST, PSAT, or PSCAD.• Understanding of electromagnetic transient (EMT) studies, short-circuit studies, or related power system reliability assessments.• Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint, as well as virtual collaboration platforms such as Microsoft Teams, Webex, or Zoom.Reasons to love it:• Make an Impact: Help support the reliable integration of new generation resources into the electric grid.• Work on Complex Grid Challenges: Apply your engineering background to real-world transmission planning and generator interconnection studies.• Collaborate Across the Industry: Work with customers, transmission owners, neighboring grid operators, and technical teams.• Grow Your Expertise: Build specialized experience in power system analysis, grid reliability, and evolving energy infrastructure.