Consultant Asset Manager

ATC•Cottage Grove, WI

7d•$148,300 - $173,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Join a Great Place to Work! We’re looking for an Asset Manager to be responsible for the long term stewardship of substation control house assets, physical security, and FACTS devices. This role applies ATC’s asset management methodology to guide lifecycle planning, maintenance strategies, and renewal investments for systems that enable protection, control, communications, security, and system reliability. This position requires strong technical judgment, disciplined prioritization, and the ability to manage multiple concurrent workstreams while collaborating across a broad set of internal and external partners. The Asset Manager develops defensible, risk based strategies that balance safety, reliability, security risk, and cost. The assets managed in this role are critical to protection, monitoring, security, and power flow control across the transmission system. Effective coordination, prioritization, and lifecycle management of these assets is essential to maintaining system reliability and managing operational risk. Work where it works for you ATC embraces flexibility in our work and our workplace. You can choose to work at home or in the office, depending on your schedule for the day and the needs of the business, however, this is not a 100% remote role. If you have a passion to make an impact on the reliability and performance of the transmission system—while collaborating with a strong team of peers—join an organization that has been named a Top Workplace for several years running!

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or equivalent experience
Minimum of five years of progressively responsible experience with substation systems, protection and control, control house systems, power electronics, FACTS devices or related transmission assets
Demonstrated ability to work effectively across engineering, maintenance, operations, and IT/OT organizations while managing competing priorities

Responsibilities

Develop and apply asset management methodologies for assigned assets
Establish repair vs. replace and renewal decision criteria based on condition, performance, and risk
Monitor, analyze, and trend asset condition, failure modes, and obsolescence risk
Develop multi‑year capital work plans, including renewal programs and associated budgets
Manage multiple parallel asset initiatives, balancing near‑term execution with long-term strategy
Support the development of inspection, preventative, and corrective maintenance strategies
Steward asset renewal budgets and support prioritization and sequencing decisions to support the capital work plan
Collaborate with Engineering, Asset Maintenance, Operations, IT/OT, Planning, Construction, and Security to develop asset renewal projects
Provide asset management input to design standards and system architecture decisions
Support system disturbances, restoration activities, and ATC Ready response as required