Intermediate Solutions Specialist, DERMS

Job Description:

  • Engage utility clients to understand the impacts of distributed energy resources on distribution systems
  • Understand client business needs and align GE GridOS DERMS solutions to those needs
  • Lead requirements management and ensure requirements are traceable to solution design and QA test cases
  • Collaborate with Technical Leads and Solution Specialists on solution architecture, success criteria, and solution diagrams
  • Deploy GE GridOS DERMS solutions to client environments and prepare network, forecast, planning scenario, and generation cost data
  • Create scripts and automate data processing systems
  • Convert and validate CIM distribution network models and powerflow results
  • Lead custom adapter, connector, API, and microservice design and development
  • Develop full-stack integrated solutions across backend, middleware, and presentation layers
  • Collaborate with Service Engineering to deliver custom work on time and within budget
  • Respond to client inquiries, bugs, and product ideas and file Product team tickets
  • Lead project scenario simulations and client-specific testing, including factory and site acceptance testing
  • Debug software bugs and document issues
  • Automate solution processes and workflows using APIs
  • Analyze project data and results
  • Report project outcomes and present findings to stakeholders
  • Define project goals, objectives, requirements, functionality, acceptance criteria, and user acceptance testing
  • Develop business cases and product requirements, including regulatory needs where applicable
  • Standardize processes and deliverables with Project Managers across projects
  • Create user acceptance documentation and training modules
  • Train utility clients and end users on GE GridOS DERMS
  • Identify delivery risks and recommend mitigation strategies
  • Support sales activities with technical demonstrations and identify potential upsell opportunities

Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a similar program, with a focus on power systems, or relevant experience
  • 2+ years relevant work experience
  • Strong electricity industry knowledge
  • Strong analysis skills, including requirements elicitation and management
  • Ability to trace requirements to design specifications and test plans/cases
  • Experience automating processes and utilizing or building scripting solutions
  • Software development experience and strong understanding of the SDLC
  • Experience integrating custom solutions into a product
  • Knowledge of DER management, distribution planning, IT, SCADA, and asset management
  • Experience with Java, Python, and database connectors
  • Hands-on experience deploying solutions to AWS cloud; certification a plus
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Ability to configure solutions to client needs and solve complex problems
  • Genuine interest in new tools and technology and ability to learn new software quickly

Benefits:

  • Bonus eligibility: 10% AIP
  • Relocation Assistance Provided: No
  • Remote position
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