- B.Tech in Electrical Engineering with 1-4 years, or M.Tech in Power Systems/Renewables with 1-2 years of relevant experience in utilityscale power projects.
- Proficiency with power-system analysis tools (e.g., PSS®E/PSLF, PSCAD), short-circuit/arc-flash and protection tools (e.g., ETAP/SKM), grounding analysis (e.g., WinIGS/CDEGS), and cable ampacity tools (e.g., CYMCAP).
- Familiarity with U.S. codes/standards (e.g., NEC 70) and utility/ISO study conventions; robust written communication for bottom-line, executive-ready reporting.
- Training/coursework in protective relaying, symmetrical components, transmission-line theory, power-system transients, dynamic stability, and electromagnetics.