American Electric Power
Job Description:
This position is posted in a grade range. Education and/or relevant experience will be used to determine grade and salary.
This role is “HYBRID” – In office attendance is required three (3) days per week.
Position Responsibilities:
Responsible for Protection and Control Engineering activities for the APCo region Production Team. Responsible to the assigned supervisor for performing engineering work activities and projects requiring the application of theory to solve well-defined problems or provide analysis, with guidance from higher-level engineers. Assists higher-level engineers in handling well-defined portions of more complex problems and analyses. Gains familiarity with standards, codes, and regulations relevant to the area of assignment. Gains familiarity with pertinent equipment, materials, systems and business processes.
Principal Accountabilities:
Must maintain a valid driver’s license.
Requirements
Engineer: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering in a program accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET)*. 2 or more years experience in substation relay protection, metering, control and SCADA application, design and engineering for HV and EHV electrical substation projects (for higher level classifications). Passing the Fundamentals of Engineering examination in preparation for future licensing as a Professional Engineer (PE) is encouraged and preferred. Engineer Senior: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering in a program accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET)*. 6 years experience in substation relay protection, metering, control and SCADA application, design and engineering for HV and EHV electrical substation projects (for higher level classifications). Licensing as a Professional Engineer (PE) is encouraged and preferred. |
*Acceptable alternatives are (1) a Bachelor’s degree in engineering (non-ABET), plus a Professional Engineers (PE) license in any state of the U.S. or (2) a Bachelor’s degree in engineering (non-ABET) independently evaluated and found to be equivalent to an engineering degree awarded by a regionally accredited college or university in the U.S.