Transmission Director
- Posted 06 February 2026
- LocationUnited States of America
- Job type Permanent
- Discipline Engineering and Renewables
Job description
An established and fast-growing Utility Scale Solar/BESS Developer is looking to hire a Director of Transmission to lead grid interconnection strategy across large, utility-scale projects in the US.
This is a high-impact role at the intersection of renewables, transmission systems, and ISO markets, with real influence over how projects get built and connected.
The Opportunity:
You’ll own grid interconnection activities for major power generation assets, working directly with ISOs, transmission owners, utilities, and internal development teams. This role sits at a senior technical level and is ideal for someone who wants both technical depth and market influence.
What You’ll Be Doing:
Lead grid interconnection efforts for utility-scale generation projects at the transmission level
Perform and review power system studies including System Impact, Facilities, Fault, Loss, and Relay Coordination
Analyze power flows across generation, transmission, distribution, and substations
Interface with ISOs, transmission owners, and utilities on technical requirements and agreements
Coordinate all electrical and SCADA interfaces with interconnecting utilities
Support interconnection applications and manage study processes through to execution
Stay current on evolving U.S. power markets, regulations, and renewable technologies
What They’re Looking For:
BS in Electrical Engineering (Master’s in Power Systems preferred)
~10+ years of engineering experience, including 7 years in utility-scale power systems
5+ years focused on grid interconnection for power producers at the transmission level
Strong experience with ISO markets such as CAISO, PJM, ERCOT, MISO, and/or SPP
Deep knowledge of ISO and Transmission Owner structures, interconnection agreements, and requirements
Proficiency with power system modeling tools such as PSLF, TARA, ASPEN, DigSILENT, ETAP, NEPLAN, PROMOD
Working knowledge of NERC/FERC standards, NEC, NESC, IEEE, and ANSI
Strong understanding of U.S. power markets and renewable energy integration
Apply now!
