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Responsible for placing safety as #1 priority in day-to-day work routine for self and others. Leads the design and day-to-day support of the 2-way radio system and Energy Management System (EMS) including: upgrades, FAT, SCADA, ICCP, AGC, and database management. Performs detailed engineering designs, cost estimates for capital and O&M projects, and procurement of materials. Responsible for ensuring the Companys electric operations remain compliant with North American Electric Reliability Cooperation (NERC) reliability standards and performs as a SME for designated standards. Provides direction, training, technical guidance, and resource knowledge to departmental staff.

Engineer I - Communications: Applies basic engineering techniques for entry-level assignments with review and guidance from a higher level.

Engineer II - Communications: Applies standard engineering methods and techniques to solve problems with moderate guidance and direction provided. Work is normally reviewed from a high level.

Engineer III - Communications: Applies a broad range of engineering skills and techniques, leads projects, and provides direction to lower-level engineers

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Engineer I - Communications: ($73,460 - $91,830)

Must possess a bachelors degree in an engineering discipline.

Engineer II - Communications: ($84,460 - $105,570)

Must possess a bachelors degree in an engineering discipline; and

Two years related work experience.

Engineer III - Communications: ($97,110 - $121,390)

Must possess a bachelors degree in engineering discipline; and

Five years of progressively responsible experience and understanding of communication systems, hardware, and EMS