The Manager, Interconnection Services will participate in regional generator interconnection process through the full life cycle of development and construction of projects leading to the successful execution of new generating asset growth across the respective region. As the experienced regional technical team member, the position is required to work with internal project developers/originators, and external entities including Regional Transmission Organization (RTO), Independent Systems Operators (ISO), Transmission Providers (TP), and Transmission Owners (TO) to review and evaluate interconnection standards and study practices, transmission siting feasibility, system impact studies, and Large Generator Interconnection Agreement (LGIA). Key Skills and Experience: Expert in steady-state thermal/voltage, short-circuit, transient stability using industry analytical tools such as PowerGEM TARA, PSS/E and ASPEN including programming and automation Ability to coordinate with multiple internal and external SMEs to complete comprehensive technical analysis A power systems background with a thorough understanding of transmission planning and NERC reliability standards Strong understanding of the planning processes within RTOs/ISOs and Transmission Providers, especially relating to baseline reliability planning and generator interconnection studies Understanding of transmission policy and regulatory issues related to generator interconnection Ability to communicate complex technical information succinctly to external stakeholders and all levels of management Provide solutions for technical transmission issues for development projects and current assets Strong teamwork capabilities, excellent communication skills, and a willingness to learn and work diligently are essential for success in our collaborative team environment. The ideal candidate thrives in a team-oriented setting, demonstrates commitment to professional growth and high-quality work standards, and excels at recognizing and managing competing priorities effectively. While direct interconnection experience is not mandatory, candidates must demonstrate how their background and experience will enable them to thrive in these technical areas. Relevant experience may include: managing generator interconnection projects, conducting transmission system analysis, interpreting utility tariffs and business practices, performing cost allocation studies, participating in transmission planning processes, coordinating with ISOs/RTOs on studies, working on transmission system performance evaluations, or other transferable technical experience in the power industry that showcases analytical skills and ability to master complex regulatory and technical frameworks