Senior Engineer, Asset Management

Benefits We offer an environment of continuous development and growth with a thriving company culture, exceptional colleagues, and exceptional benefits. Hybrid work options available and flexible hours Excellent health insurance No employee cost for dental and vision insurance Paid holidays and generous paid time off Professional development opportunities Educational assistance opportunities Multiple retirement plan options with company contribution Short‑term and long‑term disability coverage Flexible spending account with company contribution Life Insurance 529 College Savings Program $300 Wellness Reimbursement Responsibilities Act as the primary LIPA technical liaison for asset‑related concerns with a strong focus on substation, transmission, and distribution equipment. Foster strong collaboration with the service provider to ensure issues are resolved efficiently and establish effective working relationships. Review capital projects with a focus on assets identified, need, application, and compatibility with LIPA’s long‑term system strategy. Evaluate the development and review of substation layouts, equipment specifications, protection and control schemes, and system integration. Support the Vice President of Transmission and Distribution Utility and Program Performance in ensuring that LIPA’s electric asset infrastructure meets long‑term system planning and reliability needs, including compliance with asset‑management‑program Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) maintenance schedules focusing on asset life extension. Monitor execution of projects by the service provider, including schedule, budget, and technical quality, and escalate concerns when necessary. Participate in and oversee system studies related to substation performance including but not limited to understanding results, evaluating recommendations, suggesting alternatives, while considering reliability and integration with transmission and distribution networks. Provide subject‑matter expertise (SME) on substation equipment (e.g., transformers, breakers, relays, control systems) and emerging technologies to effectively evaluate system performance, recommendations, maintenance plans, and life‑cycle repairs. Collaborate closely with various stakeholders, including the service provider and external partners, to ensure projects are fully coordinated and properly executed. Support emergency response and restoration efforts by providing technical guidance and coordinating with the service provider during outages and system events. Perform other related tasks and assignments as required. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering. Seven (7) years of progressive experience in utility engineering, with emphasis on power distribution, substation, field assets, operations, protective relaying and electrical equipment. Demonstrated field experience. Experience with asset‑management programs and equipment life extension. In‑depth knowledge of electric utility design, equipment specifications, and industry best practices. Knowledge of substation equipment, operation and maintenance. Familiarity with asset‑management programs, associated maintenance, and long‑term strategies to maximize equipment life expectancies. Strong oversight and project‑management skills, including the ability to evaluate deliverables, track progress, drive improved performance and hold external partners accountable. Knowledge of industry standards and regulatory requirements (NESC, IEEE, ANSI, NERC). Strong data analytic skills and ability to analyze dashboard data for evaluation purposes. Fluent in use of Microsoft Excel analysis tools and reporting functions and PowerPoint proficiency. Effective communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to present technical information to technical and non‑technical stakeholders. Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to collaborate effectively across internal teams and with external service providers and consultants. Awareness of emerging utility industry technologies. Self‑motivated, self‑directed, detail‑oriented, and able to balance multiple priorities with minimal oversight. Ability to understand electrical utility schematics. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering with a concentration in power systems. Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or Power Systems Engineering. Experience overseeing outsourced engineering functions, project managers and/or schedulers in a utility setting. Knowledge of advanced monitoring systems, automation, protection and controls, and Asset Management Programs. Experience with communications from field/substations that support Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) inputs. Proven experience working collaboratively with service providers, contractors, or consultants to deliver high‑quality engineering outcomes. Demonstrated experience establishing transmission and distribution standards. Experience with engineering and design software (AutoCAD, ETAP/PSSE, or equivalent) preferred. Salary Range $144,000 - $176,000 #J-18808-Ljbffr