Summary: The Electric Reliability Engineer is responsible for supporting the overall reliability of electrical systems across the North American operating fleet and assist with elements of reliability compliance program. You will also provide expertise on electrical systems to interfacing groups including Engineering/Construction, SCADA/Operations Performance, Market Operations, Commercial Operations, and IT/OT. Key Responsibilities Develop and maintain equipment and facility ratings documents and databases. Support protective relay system maintenance, relay settings databases, and calculations. Oversee and review consultant/contractor engineering studies that pertain to protection and control systems including but not limited to: relay settings development, coordination, and arc flash. Coordinate with external engineering firms and contractors for the preparation of test plans, testing, and generating unit dynamic models and performance validation. Facilitate NERC and regional reliability compliance programs. Train and communicate with generating station personnel as the need arises. Support sustaining engineering work (including upgrades, retrofits) and outage planning. Establish and further develop maintenance best practices for electrical systems. Review test reports and recommend corrective actions. Participate in troubleshooting, root cause analysis, and management of change activities. Support technical aspects of procurement of spare or replacement parts, services Along with facility staff, assist with the supervision of contractors on site for specific engineering- and reliability-related projects.   Who You Are: Collaborative: You are committed to our shared success above any individual achievements. You welcome the opportunity to work with and learn from other teams. A Proactive Self-Starter: You have a desire to succeed in a fast-paced, changing environment. You have proven ability to take initiative, organize, manage, and prioritize a high volume of time-sensitive projects. Diligent: Your solid attention to detail will ensure that project documentation is accurate. You will follow up with others where needed to ensure outstanding information or actions are complete. A Strong Communicator: You have exceptional oral and written communication skills and are able to convey your message in a clear and concise manner. Qualifications and Experience Post-secondary degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems Engineering, Energy Systems Engineering, or related discipline. Valid G class driver's license. Advanced Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint skills. Theoretical and practical understanding of reliability engineering best practices applicable to power generation. Working knowledge of electrical power systems and equipment as well as wind, solar, and thermal energy generation. Experience working in a power generation environment and demonstrated appreciation of safety when working in this environment. Knowledge of and experience applying electrical standards and demonstrated ability to apply engineering judgement to projects