Utility Data Management and Interoperability Engineer

Description

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and contribute to technical research projects focused on data management, interoperability, and grid model management
• Support the adoption and extension of IEC-CIM / CGMES standards for grid model management, working closely with utility partners and research consortia
• Develop and implement data management plans for EU Horizon Europe projects, addressing challenges in AI, regulatory compliance, and energy system modeling
• Design and deliver simplified data cataloging tools for organizations of varying sizes, focusing on governance, quality, and lineage
• Author and present research findings, white papers, and technical guidance on interoperability, data architecture, and maturity models
• Collaborate with EPRI members, internal technical teams, and subcontractors to develop leading practices and guidance
• Participate in multiple concurrent projects as an individual contributor, including the development of interoperability maturity models and assessment tools
• Engage with global experts and stakeholders to transfer knowledge and shape best practices in the energy sector

Focus Areas

Education

Qualifications

Ideal Candidate Profile

EPRI is committed to complying with the regulatory framework governing export control, consisting of international treaties, U.S. laws, regulations and trade sanctions, and where applicable, foreign laws governing export control. These include the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), Part 810 nuclear export regulations, and the Export Administration Regulations (EAR). It is a critical requirement of this role that the successful candidate will have to work with export-controlled technology / information. As a result, prior to applying for this role, please ensure you satisfy yourself as to your ability to access such export-controlled technology / information without further authorization from government.

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