Engineering and Maintenance (Electrical)

Lead Electrical Monitoring EngineerThe engineer in this role will serve as a Lead Electrical Monitoring Engineer on the Electrical, Controls, and Operability (EC&O) Monitoring Team. The engineer in this role will execute proactive electrical monitoring and diagnostic assessments across the fleet, with focus on detecting emerging risks early and converting data into clear, actionable recommendations. The engineer in this role will support the team mission to detect, diagnose, and communicate abnormal electrical, controls, and system-level behavior before issues become outages, repeat events, or sustained performance losses.The engineer in this role will develop and execute electrical monitoring methods and diagnostic assessments for high-impact electrical issues, including fire prevention, converter faults, generator performance anomalies, transformer and protection events, nuisance electrical trips, and instability patterns. The engineer in this role will work closely with more senior members on the team and cross-functional partners in Services, Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering, Systems Engineering, Fleet Reliability, Root Cause Analysis, and Fleet Performance teams.Execute proactive monitoring of electrical system health using SCADA, alarms, events, operational history, and field data. Develop and improve electrical condition indicators, thresholds, and detection logic for identified failure and degradation modes. Perform deep diagnostic assessments for recurring electrical issues, intermittent faults, nuisance trips, and instability patterns. Distinguish actionable electrical risk from expected operational variation and non-critical anomalies. Translate diagnostic findings into practical recommendations, including troubleshooting direction and maintenance priorities. Support standardization of electrical monitoring documentation, issue classification, and technical communication quality. Build technical depth in electrical monitoring by applying feedback, sharing lessons learned, and supporting continuous improvement of team methods.Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related discipline. 4+ years of relevant engineering experience in wind, power generation, industrial controls, or rotating equipment diagnostics. Strong understanding of turbine electrical systems, including converters, generators, transformers, protection concepts, and balance-of-plant interfaces. Demonstrated experience diagnosing electrical performance issues from operational data and event history. Strong data literacy with hands-on use of SCADA trends, event logs, and alarm data in technical decision-making. Ability to communicate complex technical findings clearly to engineering and operations stakeholders.