ISO New England is the independent system operator responsible for the safe and reliable flow of electricity in its region and planning for the future of the electric grid. The EMS SCADA Communications Engineer leads and participates in the design, testing, implementation, monitoring, and debugging of critical power system model changes to the Energy Management System (EMS) related to SCADA communications. The Engineer develops in-depth knowledge of New England communication systems. The role provides day-to-day technical support and leadership for EMS communication system applications, supports new RTU and PMU installations and testing, and assists with audio/visual systems in the control room. It also involves monitoring, tuning, and supporting critical data communication systems; developing custom applications for automation, monitoring, and EMS data analysis; and working with Satellite, SCADA, and Interregional Control Center personnel on inter-ICCP and EIDSN communication database changes. The position provides rotating 24x7 support for EMS communication applications. This is a U.S.-based hybrid role with three onsite days per week. Relocation is required for successful candidates residing outside the U.S. The employer does not sponsor work visas. The expected annual salary range is $100,000–$135,000 for Communications Engineer; a Senior Communications Engineer level is also considered, with a salary range of $130,000–$146,000. The role is eligible for an annual performance bonus.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level