Transmission Planning Engineer Denver (British Columbia)

Transmission Planning Engineer Denver (British Columbia)

28 Oct
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Xcel Energy Services
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British Columbia

28 Oct

Xcel Energy Services

British Columbia

Power system planning expertise meets hybrid work in Denver, Colorado, supporting Xcel Energy’s transmission studies and clean energy transition.
This position may be hired at Entry, Staff, or Senior level based on experience, qualifications, and interview. You will perform load flow, short-circuit, energetic stability, electromagnetic transient, and geomagnetic induced current studies. The work also supports regulatory compliance, model validation, inverter-based resource integration, and regional transmission planning.
Key Responsibilities: Perform steady-state load flow and contingency analyses
Conduct short-circuit, protection coordination, and stability studies
Execute electromagnetic transient analyses using PSCAD/EMTDC
Support NERC, WECC,



and FERC compliance activities
Develop Python automation tools for study workflows
Requirements: Experience aligned with Entry, Staff, or Senior level
Knowledge of transmission planning and power system studies
Understanding of inverter-based resource integration challenges
Ability to support regional and interconnection planning
Ability to work hybrid three days weekly onsite
Apply transmission planning, stability analysis, Python automation, and grid integration expertise with Xcel Energy in Denver.

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📌 Transmission Planning Engineer Denver (British Columbia)
🏢 Xcel Energy Services
📍 British Columbia

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