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Grid Innovation Engineer, Expert - Flexible Location

Requisition ID # 96462 Job Category :
Engineering / Science Job Level :
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Customer Care Department OverviewThe Customer Energy Solutions (CES) organization provides integrated energy solutions designed to help customers save energy and money.
CES delivers targeted energy management and rates products that address the specific needs of customers of varied sizes (large commercial and industrial enterprises, to residential customers) in diverse market segments across all energy technologies.
Within CES, the Clean Energy Transportation (CET) group is focused on accelerating the adoption of clean vehicles in California.
We serve PG&E's customers by deploying electric vehicle charging stations under several infrastructure programs.
Since 2017, we have served 120
customers with 4,500
EV charging stations, provided EV rebates to 130,000 customers, and enrolled 61,000 customers in our EV rates.
Our team helps California meet its clean transportation goals and works to address one of the largest contributors to climate change.
We do this by focusing on safety and quality, investing in our team's success, solving problems and striving to be better, working as an integrated team, and building trusted relationships.
Our values are:
we collaborate and we are intellectually curious.
We are looking to collaborate with passionate, thoughtful people who want to make a real impact.
Come join our team and help drive the transition to clean energy transportation.
Position SummaryThe Grid Innovation Engineer, Expert will be responsible and accountable for all engineering, quality, and technology aspects of the EV charging station deployment pertaining for all CPUC approved EV programs, such as Fleet, DC Fast Charge, School and Park, EVIP, etc.
The position is responsible for, including but not limited to, creating and approving engineering and construction standards, reviewing and approving project drawings by EPC contractors, partnering with material vendors to create standards for major equipment, etc.
The candidate should have extensive and practicable engineering knowledge in managing engineering contractors and in developing and applying new engineering technologies within the utility environment.
The candidate researches and identifies practical solutions to solve complex problems.
The Grid Innovation Engineer, Expert will represent the Company as the internal EV technical expert and will keep abreast of latest technological advancement in the EV chargers both in hardware and software.
The candidate should have deep understanding of how the EV charging stations will impact the electric grid in distribution and transmission level and be able to create and apply innovative and cost-effective solutions to minimize the grid impact.
The candidate provides technical advice to other organizations, such as Grid Integration & Innovation (GII), Customer Care, Distribution Planning, and Energy Procurement, on all EV-related activities.
Partnering with other PG&E departments, the Grid Innovation Engineer, Expert seeks opportunities to pilot new technologies under various venues, such as under EPIC program, ATS department, Metering department, etc.
The Grid Innovation Engineer, Expert is also responsible for overseeing the engineering and design activities from our selected EPC contractors to ensure smooth implementation of all EV projects.
ResponsibilitiesThe Grid Innovation Engineer, Expert is responsible and accountable for all engineering, design, standard, quality, and technology activities and deliverables for the EV charging station deployment.
Manage, review, approve and maintain all engineering and construction standards related to EV charging station programReview and accept the complex project design drawings (To the Meter & Behind To Meter) produced by EPC contractors Provide guidance and oversee other owner engineers who review and accept the project design drawings produced by EPC contractors Provide ongoing support to the construction team to ensure smooth execution of their workDevelop, maintain and continue to improve the standard drawing template for typical projectDevelop, qualify, and standardize major equipment that are being used in SB350 programDevelop new products using the latest technologies and innovation to provide cost-effective solutionsRepresent CET in various technology groups within PG&E, such as GII, EPIC, Distribution Planning, etc.
Represent PG&E at external industry associations, committees, trade organizations and other inter-utility groupsLead and develop specific pilot projects to demonstrate and apply new techniques and new technologies Provide support to contract-related activities Establish and maintain professional relationships with EPC contractors, equipment vendors, industrial experts, and other utility's experts for mutual benefit QualificationsMinimumBachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering or a related technical discipline from an accredited curriculum in the US or the equivalent from outside the US.
Demonstrated deep and broad knowledge in all aspects of engineering in utility, renewable, and new technology with a minimum of seven (7) years of cumulative experience.
DesiredCurrent California Professional Engineer (PE) Electrical license.
Master's Degree in Engineering (an additional MBA degree is preferred but not necessary)Extensive utility engineering knowledge in transmission, substation, and distribution system.
Knowledge of NEC codes, building codes, and ADA codes in the context of EV deploymentKnowledge of permitting implications under various Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ)Prior experiences in industry and professional trade associationsAbility to work through complex technical issues that may involve legal advisementDeep knowledge in transmission and distribution grid integration plan and strategyExperience with identifying and implementing process improvements and creating cost-effective solutionsKnowledge of renewable and emerging EV technology trends Knowledge of state and federal regulatory and policy trends Working knowledge in PG&E contract management and processProvide leadership and direction for deploying new technologies, standards, and equipment Above-average experience in managing EPC contractorsExperience with the Salesforce platformExcellent communication and interpersonal skill to effectively influence decision in upper managementExcellent communication and interpersonal skill to effectively work closely with Project Management and Construction teams.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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