Power Engineer (Interconnection, Power Flow Analysis, US Market Exp.)

Job Title: Power Engineer (Interconnection and Power Flow Analysis)

Job Location: Remote (Candidates with US market experience preferred)

Job Type: Full-time

Working Hours: Monday to Friday (2 PM to 11 PM IST)

Compensation: 10 to 12 LPA



About the Client:

Our client is a pioneering AI-driven energy solutions company focused on accelerating the clean energy transition by streamlining grid interconnection processes for renewable energy projects. They leverage generative AI and automation to help developers of solar, storage, and wind farms navigate complex interconnection challenges, reduce delays, and optimize application approvals. By providing real-time insights, technical recommendations, and compliance support, they empower energy developers to efficiently integrate with the power grid, ensuring a faster, smarter, and more sustainable energy future.


Job Overview:

We are seeking a skilled Power Engineer with expertise in interconnection studies, power flow analysis, and grid interconnection processes for renewable energy projects. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in ISO/RTO markets, power system modeling, and regulatory compliance. This role requires strong analytical skills, proficiency in industry-standard power flow tools, and the ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.


Key Responsibilities:

Interconnection Support:


Provide technical support for projects in ISO/RTO interconnection queues, including strategy analysis and tariff advisory.

Prepare and submit interconnection applications, ensuring compliance with grid operator requirements.

Conduct power flow, stability, and affected system studies, assessing material modifications to existing infrastructure.

Assist in load flow analysis for transmission and distribution systems.

Technical Analysis & Modeling:


Utilize industry-standard power flow tools (GE-PSLF, PSS/E, PowerWorld, CYMDIST, TARA, ASPEN, PSCAD) for simulations and analysis.

Ensure accurate data input/output management for interconnection studies.

Research and track power market trends in major ISO/RTO markets to provide policy insights.

Process Optimization & Compliance:


Support modeling and policy analysis for transmission, renewable energy, smart grids, and distribution systems.

Develop process efficiencies and automation to streamline workflows.

Prepare high-quality technical documentation, reports, and regulatory submissions.

Qualifications & Skills:

Must-Have Skills:

Education & Experience:


Master’s degree in Power/Energy Systems or Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering.

1+ years of experience in power flow analysis and/or interconnection studies.

Exposure to ISO/RTO interconnection processes in the US market.

Technical Skills:


Strong understanding of power flow, stability analysis, and load flow studies.

Hands-on experience with GE-PSLF, PSS/E, PowerWorld, CYMDIST, TARA, ASPEN, PSCAD.

Strong quantitative and modeling skills with a focus on data analysis and database management.

Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel and VBA.

Soft Skills:


Ability to manage multiple projects under strict deadlines in a fast-paced environment.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Strong research, analytical, and organizational skills.

Collaborative and team-oriented approach.



Good-to-Have Skills:

Programming knowledge (Excel macro programming, Python, MATLAB, SQL).

Experience in process automation and workflow optimization.

Prior work experience with US-based clients or projects.

Understanding of regulatory frameworks and tariff structures in ISO/RTO markets.

Skills:- PSCAD
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