Support interconnection strategy and execution for utility-scale solar, energy storage, and clean energy projects. Responsibilities include managing RTO/ISO and utility study processes, evaluating transmission constraints and upgrade costs, reviewing power system analyses, overseeing consultants, supporting interconnection agreement negotiations, and advising development, engineering, and construction teams on grid integration risks, timelines, and economics.
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Position SummaryThe Analyst will support the evaluation, strategy, and execution of interconnection for utility-scale solar, energy storage, and other clean energy projects across U.S. markets.
This role spans the full development lifecycle—from early-stage siting through interconnection agreement execution, construction, and commissioning—working cross-functionally to ensure efficient, cost-effective grid integration of the company’s pipeline.
Position Details
- Title: Analyst / Senior Analyst, Transmission & Interconnection
- Department: Development
- Location: U.S. (Hybrid or Remote)
Key Responsibilities
Interconnection Strategy & Execution
- Support all aspects of the interconnection process, including queue strategy, application preparation, and study execution.
- Evaluate transmission constraints, interconnection options, and economic viability to inform siting and development decisions.
- Track and manage projects through RTO/ISO and utility study processes (e.g., SRIS, Facilities Studies).
Technical Analysis & Study Management
- Review and interpret interconnection study results, including power flow, short-circuit, and stability analyses.
- Identify network upgrade requirements, cost exposure, and schedule risks.
- Manage third-party consultants performing interconnection modeling and studies; define scope, review deliverables, and ensure quality.
Cross-Functional Support
- Partner with Development, Engineering, and Construction teams on grid integration risks, timelines, and costs.
- Support negotiations of interconnection agreements and related technical requirements.
- Provide clear, actionable insights to non-technical stakeholders to support investment and development decisions.
Market & Regulatory Awareness
- Develop working knowledge of interconnection procedures, tariffs, and market rules across key ISOs/RTOs and utilities.
- Monitor evolving regulatory frameworks and interconnection reforms impacting project timelines and economics.
Qualifications
Technical Skills
- Understanding of power system fundamentals, including transmission planning and generator interconnection processes.
- Familiarity with:
- Power flow (load flow), short-circuit, and stability studies
- High-voltage equipment (e.g., transformers, breakers, substations)
- Experience with power system modeling tools such as: PSS®E, PSLF, PowerWorld, PSCAD, ETAP, or similar
- Ability to synthesize complex technical results into clear, concise recommendations.
Professional Skills
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities
- Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment
- Effective communication across technical and non-technical teams
- Experience managing external consultants or technical workstreams preferred
Requirements
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (power systems preferred)
- Experience:
- Analyst: 1–3 years relevant experience
- Senior Analyst: 3–5+ years relevant experience (developer, utility, ISO/RTO, or consulting)
- Familiarity with transmission planning, interconnection processes, or grid studies
- Experience with at least one major power system modeling tool
- Preferred:
- Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
- Python or scripting experience
Recurrent Energy Austin, Texas, USA Office
98 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin, TX, United States, 78701
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