Posted in Other 28 days ago.
Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
EPRI provides thought leadership, industry expertise, and collaborative value to help the electricity sector identify issues, technology gaps, and broader needs that can be addressed through effective research and development programs for the benefit of society.
This position is part of EPRI’s Substations research program, leading the team’s circuit breaker R&D portfolio. The portfolio includes projects that support the existing population of breakers, as well as projects that investigate the next generation of breakers. This includes investigations of failure modes and degradation characteristics, evaluation of emerging and commercially available monitoring technologies, SF6 replacement technologies, root cause and forensic analysis etc.
To be successful in this position, a candidate should be able to:
Identify research opportunities and develop research plans to address the needs
Create industry-leading research results through effective execution of high-quality projects
Transfer value to member organizations through verbal, written, virtual, and web channels
Manage research projects effectively, with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
Lead team of in-house engineers, subject matter experts and outside contractors
Represent the organization to outside organizations and maintain customer relations, including engagement in R&D program activities with participating organizations
Support Program Manager and other senior leadership in developing proposals
Assists Project/Program managers in assessing customer needs, formulating technical approaches, preparing proposals, technical publications/papers, and making presentations
Apply strong technical knowledge of circuit breakers to the research
Review progress and evaluate project results of the technical research
Work with minimal direction and supervision
Work as collaborator as well as team leader
Communicate effectively in through technical presentations and technical writing
The ideal candidate would:
Have ten years of experience in high voltage testing, circuit breaker/switchgear/gas insulated substation project development, design, manufacturing, commission, repair, maintenance, or refurbishment (preferred)
Have an advanced degree (graduate, doctoral) in electrical engineering (preferred)
Possess strong technical expertise and has demonstrated experience in areas of high voltage circuit breaker and gas insulation substation (GIS) – design, testing, routine maintenance, root cause and forensic analysis
Be intimately familiar with the installed base as well as new and emerging circuit breaker and GIS technologies
Have experience with high voltage testing; prior experience working for high voltage laboratory or original equipment manufacturer (OEM)
Be knowledgeable of industry standards and guidelines e.g., IEEE C37, CIGRE, IEC
Have strong knowledge of high voltage electrical equipment and electrical systems
Be well-connected and recognized within utility and vendor personnel community
Have strong knowledge of testing medium and high voltage circuit breakers, gas insulated substations, switchgear, and control systems
Be familiar with technical studies – e.g., short circuit studies, EMTP analysis, overdutied circuit breaker assessments, fault and disturbance analysis, root cause and failure investigations
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