The Lead Engineer - Protection & Control is responsible for electric system protection technology platforms in both Maine (Central Maine Power and Maine Electric Power Company) and New York (NYSEG and RG&E), including standards, training, and communication. The electric delivery system in Maine contains approximately 2,600 miles of transmission lines & 317 substations. The electric delivery system in New York contains approximately 5,600 miles of transmission lines & 621 substations (for a total of 8,200 miles and 965 substations). The Lead Engineer - Protection & Control consults and guides project engineers on protection engineering for electric transmission and substation system protection projects to ensure system reliability and safety. The Lead Engineer - Protection & Control guides engineering studies to evaluate equipment, system effectiveness, and protection system operations. The Lead Engineer leads and guides the Protection Engineering group across AVANGRID in their technical training and development. The Lead Engineer evaluates and implements new and advanced technology platforms to increase reliability and efficiency. The lead Engineer ensures all protection system standards and designs meet applicable company, local, state, and national codes and standards (IEC, IEEE, NESC, FERC, NERC, NPCC, NYISO, ISO-NE, NY PSC, and ME PUC). The Lead Engineer is the liaison across Operating Companies, across global affiliates, with different departments, and with outside groups and agencies. The Lead Engineer contributes to the development of System Protection strategy.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Industry
Utilities
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees