Job Description

seeking a skilled and motivated (Senior) Transmission Manager to lead transmission analysis and generation interconnection studies in PJM and/or MISO. This position plays a vital role in advancing high-value greenfield development by addressing commercial risks, executing transmission strategies and guiding technical studies that enable successful queue positions aligned with company goals. The role will work closely with the Interconnection Execution team, providing key transmission insight and analysis to ensure smooth advancement of projects through the interconnection process.

Your future plans

• Perform system-wide transmission analysis to identify and prioritize development in low-cost, high-capacity grid areas.
• Evaluate congestion patterns and basis risk to guide project siting and portfolio strategy.
• Lead and manage interconnection applications and queue positions during the cluster study phases in PJM and/or MISO.
• Analyze and review ISO interconnection study reports to identify potential errors, identify cost-saving opportunities, and develop alternative scenarios that strategically strengthen the project queue portfolio.
• Conduct power flow analysis to support project development and M&A evaluations.
• Participate in ISO stakeholder processes, meetings, and working groups to stay aligned with queue reforms and changes.

Your powerful skills

• Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering (Master’s preferred).
• Minimum 5 years of experience in electrical power systems; at least 3 years in generation interconnection.
• Strong knowledge of transmission planning, power flow analysis, and interconnection processes.
• Strong proficiency in TARA modules (e.g., PJM GD or MISO ERIS/NRIS or FCITC) is highly preferred, along with experience in PSSE and/or PSCAD. Working knowledge of PJM or MISO interconnection procedures, cost allocation rules, and market structures.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.

Advantageous, but not essential

• Professional Engineer (PE) license in one or more states.
• Previous experience in an IPP, ISO, utility, or as a transmission consultant.
• Involvement in market stakeholder processes or regulatory advocacy.
• Experience with queue attrition modeling or replicating ISO studies.
• A master's degree in Power Systems may substitute for one year of experience.
• Familiarity with due diligence for project acquisition or commercial transactions.

What we value most is passion, willingness to learn, and a determined and resilient work ethic. So, even if you think you do not yet display all of the skills above, we would still like to hear from you.

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