Perform high-voltage substation studies remotely for GE Vernova, applying power-system analysis and simulation expertise to EHV and HV projects. As a Power System Engineer, you will support EHV and HV substation project execution. Your work includes detailed calculations, reliability, efficiency, regulatory compliance, technical communication, and collaboration with other engineers. You will also support senior Power System Engineers, project documentation, and continuous improvement initiatives. Key Responsibilities:
Perform detailed power system studies for EHV and HV substations Calculate load flow, short circuit, and power factor studies Analyze transient, harmonic, dynamic, and ride-through performance Complete arc flash, cable sizing, and system assessments Integrate studies for combined AC power source systems Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering with power systems subjects Two to three years of network or transient studies experience Experience with PSCAD, PSS/E, ETAP, or PowerFactory Technical expertise in power system engineering and substations Ability to travel internationally up to ten percent Apply power-system studies, simulation tools, and substation engineering expertise to GE Vernova’s remote projects.
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Power Systems Studies Engineer in Edmonton employer: GE Vernova, Inc.
At GE Vernova, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that fosters innovation and collaboration in the renewable energy sector. Our inclusive work culture encourages professional growth through continuous learning opportunities and hands-on experience with cutting-edge technologies. Located in a vibrant community, we offer competitive benefits and a chance to make a meaningful impact on the future of energy management.
