PURPOSE
The Controls Engineer plays a key role in providing technical, engineering, and project leadership for EPB's electric system. This position is responsible for performing system protection analysis and developing relay protection and control designs, as well as overseeing the installation, performing testing, and troubleshooting these systems. The role includes substation design and engineering support for distributed energy resource (DER) projects. The role will also oversee the installation and modification of substation equipment, line devices, and underground devices. As EPB's electric system continues to evolve, the Controls Engineer will contribute to the design and implementation of improvements involving technologies such as battery storage, solar, and electrification initiatives. The position may also support projects aimed at enhancing operational processes, increasing efficiency and effectiveness, improving system reliability, and elevating overall customer satisfaction.
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EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE
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BENEFITS
You'll enjoy competitive compensation including an outstanding benefits and perks that fit your life, including:
WHO WE ARE
Recognized by J.D. Power among the best in the country for customer satisfaction four years running, EPB is one of America's largest publicly-owned energy providers. EPB is also the pioneering communications company that surprised the nation by being the first to offer gigabit speed internet services comprehensively to all residents and businesses in our market-four years before Google Fiber launched its first deployment. EPB delivers internet speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second as a standard offer to both homes and businesses along with television and telephone services.
With the fiber optic network as the communications backbone we deployed the most advanced and automated smart grid power distribution system in the U.S. As a result, EPB has become a major research partner for the U.S. Department of Energy and Oak Ridge National Laboratory for field-testing technology and best practices including the deployment of cutting-edge smart grid equipment, micro-grid control systems, integrated storage, and much more.
A GREAT PLACE TO CALL HOME
EPB is located in Chattanooga, TN, a city that Outside Magazine called the "Best Ever." Built along both sides of the Tennessee River in a valley surrounded by mountains, Chattanooga is well known for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreation along with having the world's fastest internet which earned it the name "Gig City." Chattanooga also offers award-winning, downtown living, a thriving food scene, and a surprisingly low cost of living with no state income tax. As a result, Liviability.com includes Chattanooga among its Top 100 Best Places to Live and Top 10 Downtowns.