Analytics Engineer

• Lead and manage a small, skilled team in power systems modeling and analytics for utility clients
• Mentor and train less experienced engineers in power engineering theories and principles
• Improve job-related engineering, technical, and professional knowledge and skills, and overall individual and team performance
• Perform project management tasks including forecasting, tracking hours, budgeting, milestones, scheduling meetings, and delegating tasks
• Interact with prospective clients to demonstrate ICF's expertise and attract new business
• Develop scopes of work, project timelines, and budget estimates
• Participate in weekly client meetings and deliver project status updates
• Create, revise, and maintain transmission short circuit models using programs such as CAPE and ASPEN
• Create, revise, and maintain transmission power flow models using programs such as PSSE and PSCAD
• Create, revise, and maintain distribution system models using programs such as CYME, Synergi, and WindMil
• Perform Arc Flash analysis of facilities to calculate hazard ratings
• Analyze transmission line modeling based on LiDAR and 3D models using programs such as PLS-CADD
• Perform voltage imbalance analysis using programs such as PSCAD
• Calculate thermal ampacity ratings for conductors and equipment according to FAC-008, FERC-881, and relevant IEEE standards
• Write thorough technical reports summarizing analysis findings
• Develop automation scripts using Python, SQL, and VBA to improve the efficiency and accuracy of analyses

Analytics Engineer jobs in Kansas

Principal Grid Analytics Engineer