Program Manager

Infosys

13d•$118,498 - $154,047

About The Position

The Infosys Engineering unit is dedicated to amplifying product-centric value delivery through innovative engineering solutions. We focus on adopting a data-first approach to engineering and value-stream management, enabling real-time visibility into the flow of value. Our team leverages advanced technologies such as AI, ML, and predictive analytics to drive continuous improvement, enhance delivery processes, and accelerate time to market. Join us to be part of a team that is at the forefront of engineering innovation, delivering intelligent insights and empowering stakeholders to achieve hyper-productivity and sustainable growth.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent required from an accredited institution. Will also consider three years of progressive experience in the specialty in lieu of every year of education.
This position may require relocation and/or travel to work/project location.
Candidates authorized to work for any employer in the United States without employer-based visa sponsorship are welcome to apply. Infosys is unable to provide immigration sponsorship for this role now or in the future.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting grid modernization or control center transformation initiatives.
Familiarity with renewable integration challenges, contingency analysis, state estimation, or grid reliability analysis.
Exposure to AI platforms, advanced analytics, edge computing, or digital grid initiatives within utility environments.
Knowledge of utility cybersecurity and secure operational data sharing practices.

Responsibilities

Facilitate cross-functional collaboration and data-driven decision-making to ensure project execution and alignment with objectives
Engage with senior stakeholders and executive leadership to define project scope and foster consensus for successful outcomes
Refine project management processes by incorporating best practices and lessons learned for improved efficiency and effectiveness
Establish quality benchmarks and implement risk management strategies to enhance project outcomes and mitigate organizational risks
Monitor project margins and ensure alignment between actual performance and financial targets
Develop RFP responses and participate in client discussions to finalize commercial estimates and drive Go-to-Market strategies
Identify staffing needs adaptable to changing project needs and set performance objectives to align team efforts with project goals
Lead organizational change initiatives and design training roadmaps to ensure smooth adoption of project-driven transformations
Act as a trusted subject matter expert for transmission and distribution operations, including real time grid monitoring, switching activities, outage coordination, restoration planning, and control room procedures.
Provide practical insight into how operators manage voltage conditions, equipment loading, alarms, contingencies, and coordination with neighboring utilities and market operators.
Evaluate operational and enterprise systems across EMS, GMS, SCADA, DMS/ADMS, OMS, historians, asset platforms, market systems, and field technologies.
Identify where system boundaries, data latency, or organizational handoffs limit operational awareness or delay effective decision making.
Identify operational scenarios where AI and advanced analytics can support grid operations, including: Alarm prioritization and reduction of nuisance alarms, Detection of abnormal grid behavior, Correlation of events across transmission, distribution, and field systems, Improved awareness during outages, restorations, and abnormal operating conditions, Visibility into emerging asset and reliability risks.
Work with operations, OT, IT, and data teams to define secure and reliable data sharing patterns that support near real time operational insight without disrupting control system integrity.
Translate operational requirements into analytics and AI needs, including data quality expectations, contextual tagging, event streams, model inputs, operator review points, and explainability considerations.
Provide guidance on how GE ETERRA GMS and EMS are typically configured and used within utility control centers.
Advise on integration touchpoints, operational workflows, and data considerations relevant to reliability monitoring, visualization, analysis, and control functions.
Contribute to long term planning for control center and situational awareness modernization.
Ensure all recommended approaches align with established utility operating practices and applicable reliability and regulatory expectations, including NERC and FERC standards.