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Real-Time Control & Data Acquisition Engineer (Level I - V)
Salary not disclosed
This position is a member of the Energy Control Systems (ECS) Group and more specifically, the Real-time Control and Data Acquisition (RCDA) team.
The RCDA Team has the overall technical responsibility for ensuring the Energy Management System (EMS) accurately represents the generation, transmission, and distribution assets of OPC, GTC, and the EMCs.
This representation allows the generation and transmission control room operators the ability to economically dispatch generation, monitor facilities, control high side protective and sectionalizing devices, monitor alarms and events, collect and present accurate, reliable data in real-time.
Job Duties: Engineer I and II: Assists with implementing transmission, generation, and distribution projects into the EMS system in accordance with RCDA standards.
Assists with engineering reviews relating to EMS functions such as databases design and integrity, communications integrity, metering data timeliness and quality, and other related systems ability to provide quality and timeliness of information.
Supports studies or services for GSOC, GTC, OPC, and other ECS associates regarding EMS/SCADA operations, systems, and data.
This position is expected to assist other RCDA team members with EMS design and consulting services for EMC members.
Engineer III
- V: In addition to the responsibilities described above this individual is expected to possess power system, operational and EMS/SCADA knowledge.
This individual should be able to provide technical assistance to the RCDA team members, operating, design, and field personnel.
This position is expected to participate and be the technical lead in performing engineering analysis.
This position may be responsible for external interfaces with other departments and/or companies regarding EMS/SCADA planning, operations, standards, policies, and procedures.
Required Qualifications: Education: Bachelor of Science in Engineering or Engineering Technology, with the preferred discipline being Electrical Engineering Experience: Engineer I: Zero to Two (0
- 2) years of EMS/SCADA experience which might include deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design with experience in substation and/or transmission line design is desirable.
Engineer II: 2+ years of EMS/SCADA experience which might include deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design.
Candidate should have at least two (2) years of experience in power system operations.
Some experience in substation and/or transmission line design is desirable.
Engineer III: 4+ years of solid experience in EMS/SCADA deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design.
Candidate should have at least four (4) years of experience in power system operations.
Additional experience in substation and/or transmission line design is preferred.
Work experience with a GE/Alstom EMS is preferred.
Engineer IV: 6+ years of solid experience in EMS/SCADA deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design.
Candidate should have at least six (6) years of experience in power system operations.
Additional experience in substation and/or transmission line design is preferred.
Work experience with a GE/Alstom EMS is preferred.
Engineer V: 8+ years of solid experience in EMS/SCADA deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design.
Candidate should have at least eight (8) years of experience in power system operations.
Additional experience in substation and/or transmission line design is preferred.
Work experience with a GE/Alstom EMS is preferred.
Equivalent Experience: Engineer I: A minimum of six (6) years of electric utility experience using EMS/SCADA in power system operations and/or a minimum of three (3) years of direct EMS/SCADA experience including deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design of power system equipment and operational components Engineer II: A minimum of ten (10) years of electric utility experience using EMS/SCADA in power system operations and/or a minimum of five (5) years of direct EMS/SCADA experience including deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design of power system equipment and operational components.
Engineer III: A minimum of twelve (12) years of electric utility experience using EMS/SCADA in power system operations and/or a minimum of six (6) years of direct EMS/SCADA experience including deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design of power system equipment and operational components.
Engineer IV: A minimum of fourteen (14) years of electric utility experience using EMS/SCADA in power system operations and/or a minimum of eight (8) years of direct EMS/SCADA experience including deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design of power system equipment and operational components.
Engineer V: A minimum of sixteen (16) years of electric utility experience using EMS/SCADA in power system operations and/or a minimum of eight (8) years of direct EMS/SCADA experience including deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design of power system equipment and operational components.
Licenses, Certifications, and/or Registrations: Must obtain and maintain Bulk Electric System Cyber Authorized Status as defined in GSOC's CIP Cyber Security Policy 301 and NERC Reliability Standard CIP 004
- Personnel Risk Assessment Specialized Skills: Engineer I and II: Must be able to read and understand electrical schematic diagrams.
Knowledge of CAD, MS Office, and a general understanding of computer databases and computer systems is desirable.
Candidate should have a general understanding of metering installations, metering calculations, Remote Terminal Units (RTUs), RTU configuration, Data Communications, SCADA Protocols, and Electrical Field Instrumentation.
A good understanding of three phase power, phasor diagrams, and power calculations is expected.
Should also be familiar with database access techniques (Access, SQLOracle).
Organizational skills, attention to detail, and customer/ team communications skills are needed to be successful.
Engineer III
- V: Must be able to read and understand electrical schematic diagrams.
Knowledge of CAD software, MS Office, and a general understanding of computer databases and computer systems is required.
A firm understanding of three phase power, phasor diagrams, and power calculations is expected.
Also should have an expansive understanding of metering installations, metering calculations, Remote Terminal Units (RTUs), RTU configuration, Data Communications, SCADA Protocols, and Electrical Field Instrumentation.
Must be proficient in using database access techniques (Access, SQL, Oracle) to resolve data problems or ensure data quality.
Must have experience trouble shooting system problems involving real-time data communications systems.
Candidate should be familiar with Oracle scripts, basic UNIX commands, and DNP 3 protocols.
Experience with Data Historian preferred.
Excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and customer/ team communications skills are needed to be successful.
Travel: 15%.
Travel may be required to provide support to our customer base located throughout the state of Georgia and to obtain training and/or attend seminars, etc.
Unusual Hours: Due to the critical nature and continuous operation of the Control Center, this position will be subject to calls and occasionally may be placed on call.
This position is required to assist with the resolution of problems whenever contacted.
The on-call support staff is responsible for correcting the problem, implementing a work around, or devising a work around.
Georgia System Operations Corporation is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer, including veterans and disabled.
We are a drug-free workplace.
All applicants are subject to substance abuse testing.
The RCDA Team has the overall technical responsibility for ensuring the Energy Management System (EMS) accurately represents the generation, transmission, and distribution assets of OPC, GTC, and the EMCs.
This representation allows the generation and transmission control room operators the ability to economically dispatch generation, monitor facilities, control high side protective and sectionalizing devices, monitor alarms and events, collect and present accurate, reliable data in real-time.
Job Duties: Engineer I and II: Assists with implementing transmission, generation, and distribution projects into the EMS system in accordance with RCDA standards.
Assists with engineering reviews relating to EMS functions such as databases design and integrity, communications integrity, metering data timeliness and quality, and other related systems ability to provide quality and timeliness of information.
Supports studies or services for GSOC, GTC, OPC, and other ECS associates regarding EMS/SCADA operations, systems, and data.
This position is expected to assist other RCDA team members with EMS design and consulting services for EMC members.
Engineer III
- V: In addition to the responsibilities described above this individual is expected to possess power system, operational and EMS/SCADA knowledge.
This individual should be able to provide technical assistance to the RCDA team members, operating, design, and field personnel.
This position is expected to participate and be the technical lead in performing engineering analysis.
This position may be responsible for external interfaces with other departments and/or companies regarding EMS/SCADA planning, operations, standards, policies, and procedures.
Required Qualifications: Education: Bachelor of Science in Engineering or Engineering Technology, with the preferred discipline being Electrical Engineering Experience: Engineer I: Zero to Two (0
- 2) years of EMS/SCADA experience which might include deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design with experience in substation and/or transmission line design is desirable.
Engineer II: 2+ years of EMS/SCADA experience which might include deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design.
Candidate should have at least two (2) years of experience in power system operations.
Some experience in substation and/or transmission line design is desirable.
Engineer III: 4+ years of solid experience in EMS/SCADA deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design.
Candidate should have at least four (4) years of experience in power system operations.
Additional experience in substation and/or transmission line design is preferred.
Work experience with a GE/Alstom EMS is preferred.
Engineer IV: 6+ years of solid experience in EMS/SCADA deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design.
Candidate should have at least six (6) years of experience in power system operations.
Additional experience in substation and/or transmission line design is preferred.
Work experience with a GE/Alstom EMS is preferred.
Engineer V: 8+ years of solid experience in EMS/SCADA deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design.
Candidate should have at least eight (8) years of experience in power system operations.
Additional experience in substation and/or transmission line design is preferred.
Work experience with a GE/Alstom EMS is preferred.
Equivalent Experience: Engineer I: A minimum of six (6) years of electric utility experience using EMS/SCADA in power system operations and/or a minimum of three (3) years of direct EMS/SCADA experience including deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design of power system equipment and operational components Engineer II: A minimum of ten (10) years of electric utility experience using EMS/SCADA in power system operations and/or a minimum of five (5) years of direct EMS/SCADA experience including deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design of power system equipment and operational components.
Engineer III: A minimum of twelve (12) years of electric utility experience using EMS/SCADA in power system operations and/or a minimum of six (6) years of direct EMS/SCADA experience including deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design of power system equipment and operational components.
Engineer IV: A minimum of fourteen (14) years of electric utility experience using EMS/SCADA in power system operations and/or a minimum of eight (8) years of direct EMS/SCADA experience including deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design of power system equipment and operational components.
Engineer V: A minimum of sixteen (16) years of electric utility experience using EMS/SCADA in power system operations and/or a minimum of eight (8) years of direct EMS/SCADA experience including deployment, system design, communications protocols, database and display design of power system equipment and operational components.
Licenses, Certifications, and/or Registrations: Must obtain and maintain Bulk Electric System Cyber Authorized Status as defined in GSOC's CIP Cyber Security Policy 301 and NERC Reliability Standard CIP 004
- Personnel Risk Assessment Specialized Skills: Engineer I and II: Must be able to read and understand electrical schematic diagrams.
Knowledge of CAD, MS Office, and a general understanding of computer databases and computer systems is desirable.
Candidate should have a general understanding of metering installations, metering calculations, Remote Terminal Units (RTUs), RTU configuration, Data Communications, SCADA Protocols, and Electrical Field Instrumentation.
A good understanding of three phase power, phasor diagrams, and power calculations is expected.
Should also be familiar with database access techniques (Access, SQLOracle).
Organizational skills, attention to detail, and customer/ team communications skills are needed to be successful.
Engineer III
- V: Must be able to read and understand electrical schematic diagrams.
Knowledge of CAD software, MS Office, and a general understanding of computer databases and computer systems is required.
A firm understanding of three phase power, phasor diagrams, and power calculations is expected.
Also should have an expansive understanding of metering installations, metering calculations, Remote Terminal Units (RTUs), RTU configuration, Data Communications, SCADA Protocols, and Electrical Field Instrumentation.
Must be proficient in using database access techniques (Access, SQL, Oracle) to resolve data problems or ensure data quality.
Must have experience trouble shooting system problems involving real-time data communications systems.
Candidate should be familiar with Oracle scripts, basic UNIX commands, and DNP 3 protocols.
Experience with Data Historian preferred.
Excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and customer/ team communications skills are needed to be successful.
Travel: 15%.
Travel may be required to provide support to our customer base located throughout the state of Georgia and to obtain training and/or attend seminars, etc.
Unusual Hours: Due to the critical nature and continuous operation of the Control Center, this position will be subject to calls and occasionally may be placed on call.
This position is required to assist with the resolution of problems whenever contacted.
The on-call support staff is responsible for correcting the problem, implementing a work around, or devising a work around.
Georgia System Operations Corporation is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer, including veterans and disabled.
We are a drug-free workplace.
All applicants are subject to substance abuse testing.
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IT Training Program Manager
🏢 Oglethorpe Power
Salary not disclosed
The IT Training Program Manager performs both a strategic leadership and tactical delivery role responsible for the design, development, and implementation of IT training initiatives that enhance the technology skillsets of the Associates at GSOC, GTC, and OPC as well as the skillsets of the Shared Services IT department itself.
The primary function of this position is the development of the overall IT training program, ensuring that Associates are proficient in the technology necessary for their job roles and have access to relevant technology training to streamline their experience with IT systems and applications.
This includes not only developing the curriculum but also delivering some training sessions.
With this role engaging frequently with the broad user population, this position also oversees the user experience program, gathering feedback to continually improve the technology platforms' effectiveness and direction.
In addition, the IT Training Program Manager plays a crucial role in enhancing the IT department's capabilities, responsible for establishing a high-level training strategy to ensure that Shared Services IT staff are prepared to effectively support current and future IT systems and applications.
The IT Program Manager collaborates with Shared Services IT department managers to identify to develop IT training curriculum for department staff, tracking and monitoring the completion of this training by Shared Services IT Associates.
This position is accountable for the timely completion of high-quality products.
Complies with all applicable laws, regulations, industry standards, corporate policies, guidelines and procedures, including but not limited to, SOX, RUS, OSHA, NERC, FERC and ITS requirements.
Promotes an environment of compliance and continuous improvement to meet the Corporation's goals and objectives.
Job Duties: Develops the technology training strategy for the organization, ensuring staff are equipped with the capabilities necessary to effectively use technology effectively to enhance their job roles.
Develop, implement, and manage a comprehensive IT training program for OPC, GTC, and GSOC users.
This involves curriculum design, creating engaging training materials, and delivering some of the training sessions.
Provides the vision for design, preparation, and delivery of training courses for the continuous development of Shared Services IT staff.
Develop and manage the IT department's training curriculum.
This includes working with Shared Services IT's department managers to identify training needs, design tailored training programs, track, monitor, and report on the completion of this training.
Manage the user experience program, establishing user groups for gathering feedback on the effectiveness and direction of technology platforms.
Collaborate with Learning Management System (LMS) administrators to track, measure, and report on training progress across the organization.
Identify, evaluate and negotiate with potential instructors or vendors for supplemental contract training services or strategic partnerships.
Lead, facilitate or participate in Lessons Learned activities to ensure training reflects any changes or corrective actions identified, delivering any interim training as needed.
Stay informed about new educational trends and incorporate relevant strategies into the training program.
Required Qualifications: Education: Bachelor Degree in Computer Science, Business Administration, IT, Engineering, Science, Education, or related field.
Experience: 11 years' experience with increasing responsibilities in the area of Technical Training, Training Programs, Teaching, Software Support, IT Infrastructure, Cloud infrastructure, Virtualization, Business Analyst, IT, or Technology.
Equivalent Experience: Associate's Degree in Computer Science, Business Administration, IT, Engineering, or related field with at least 15 years of experience with increasing responsibilities in the experience areas defined above.
Specialized Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills, excellent organization and time management skills, analytical and creative problem-solving skills, ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships as necessitated by the work.
Unusual Hours: Yes, provides emergency coverage for technology issues.
Responsive to after-hours calls, texts, messages, emails, etc.
relating to technology and business emergencies.
Georgia System Operations Corporation is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer, including veterans and disabled.
We are a drug-free workplace.
All applicants are subject to substance abuse testing.
The primary function of this position is the development of the overall IT training program, ensuring that Associates are proficient in the technology necessary for their job roles and have access to relevant technology training to streamline their experience with IT systems and applications.
This includes not only developing the curriculum but also delivering some training sessions.
With this role engaging frequently with the broad user population, this position also oversees the user experience program, gathering feedback to continually improve the technology platforms' effectiveness and direction.
In addition, the IT Training Program Manager plays a crucial role in enhancing the IT department's capabilities, responsible for establishing a high-level training strategy to ensure that Shared Services IT staff are prepared to effectively support current and future IT systems and applications.
The IT Program Manager collaborates with Shared Services IT department managers to identify to develop IT training curriculum for department staff, tracking and monitoring the completion of this training by Shared Services IT Associates.
This position is accountable for the timely completion of high-quality products.
Complies with all applicable laws, regulations, industry standards, corporate policies, guidelines and procedures, including but not limited to, SOX, RUS, OSHA, NERC, FERC and ITS requirements.
Promotes an environment of compliance and continuous improvement to meet the Corporation's goals and objectives.
Job Duties: Develops the technology training strategy for the organization, ensuring staff are equipped with the capabilities necessary to effectively use technology effectively to enhance their job roles.
Develop, implement, and manage a comprehensive IT training program for OPC, GTC, and GSOC users.
This involves curriculum design, creating engaging training materials, and delivering some of the training sessions.
Provides the vision for design, preparation, and delivery of training courses for the continuous development of Shared Services IT staff.
Develop and manage the IT department's training curriculum.
This includes working with Shared Services IT's department managers to identify training needs, design tailored training programs, track, monitor, and report on the completion of this training.
Manage the user experience program, establishing user groups for gathering feedback on the effectiveness and direction of technology platforms.
Collaborate with Learning Management System (LMS) administrators to track, measure, and report on training progress across the organization.
Identify, evaluate and negotiate with potential instructors or vendors for supplemental contract training services or strategic partnerships.
Lead, facilitate or participate in Lessons Learned activities to ensure training reflects any changes or corrective actions identified, delivering any interim training as needed.
Stay informed about new educational trends and incorporate relevant strategies into the training program.
Required Qualifications: Education: Bachelor Degree in Computer Science, Business Administration, IT, Engineering, Science, Education, or related field.
Experience: 11 years' experience with increasing responsibilities in the area of Technical Training, Training Programs, Teaching, Software Support, IT Infrastructure, Cloud infrastructure, Virtualization, Business Analyst, IT, or Technology.
Equivalent Experience: Associate's Degree in Computer Science, Business Administration, IT, Engineering, or related field with at least 15 years of experience with increasing responsibilities in the experience areas defined above.
Specialized Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills, excellent organization and time management skills, analytical and creative problem-solving skills, ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships as necessitated by the work.
Unusual Hours: Yes, provides emergency coverage for technology issues.
Responsive to after-hours calls, texts, messages, emails, etc.
relating to technology and business emergencies.
Georgia System Operations Corporation is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer, including veterans and disabled.
We are a drug-free workplace.
All applicants are subject to substance abuse testing.
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HLA Technologist / Serology
Salary not disclosed
Emory Medical Laboratory's mission is to transform health and healing by providing high quality, cost-effective, innovative laboratory services which enhance patient health. We're seeking an HLA Technologist II who will have the opportunity to work in one of the best ASHI-Accredited HLA Labs in the country with world-renown Medical Directors as part of a leading teaching hospital. This role will provide exposure to complex situations and will require analytical and problem-solving skills.
Shifts Available:
- Full-Time, 2:45pm - 11:15pm, Monday - Friday
- Full-Time, 10pm - 6:30am, Sunday - Thursday
- Full-Time, 7pm - 7:30am, Friday - Sunday
*Please note there is an on-call component to the position
Be inspired. Be rewarded. Belong. At Emory Healthcare.
At Emory Healthcare we fuel your professional journey with better benefits, valuable resources, ongoing mentorship and leadership programs for all types of jobs, and a supportive environment that enables you to reach new heights in your career and be what you want to be.
We provide:
- Sign-On & Relocation Bonuses (when applicable)
- Comprehensive health benefits that start day one
- Student Loan Repayment Assistance & Reimbursement Programs
- Family-focused benefits
- Wellness incentives
- Ongoing mentorship and leadership programs
- And more!
All levels of experience and education will be considered for this posting.
- Functions as a technical resource, performing complex assays and providing training and mentoring to other HLA staff.
- Performs standardized and high-complexity histocompatibility testing on various types of clinical samples.
- May perform tests in one scientific discipline or perform selected tests in multiple disciplines (crosstrain DNA/serology).
- Tests may include: HLA antibody screen and identification, crossmatching, typing, and engraftment monitoring.
- Contribute to sample processing, test preparation, testing results, and generate reports.
- Serve as a technical resource for lower level technologist.
- Evaluates the validity of test results according to transplant program needs and confirms results by alternative methods.
- Uses knowledge of various complex laboratory techniques and procedures to generate quantitative and qualitative observations and initiate problem solving processes if indicated.
- Must be able to take on-call assignments for nights, holidays, and weekends on a rotating basis.
- Other duties may also be assigned.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in medical technology or a chemical, physical or biological science. Other bachelor's degree will be accepted if graduated from an accredited school of medical technology or if science and math coursework meet requirement of certifying agency.
- Bachelor's degree may be waived for a medical technologist who was ASCP certified in the years prior to the bachelor's degree requirement by ASCP and a HEW/HHS technologist certified by Health and Human Services.
- Two years of medical technology or HLA experience. (Medical Laboratory Technician experience is pro-rated).
- Certification by one of the following accreditation agencies: MT (ASCP), MLS(ASCP) or categorical, MT(AMT), MT(HHS or HEW), MT(AAB), CHT(ACHI), CHS(ACHI).
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS (Medium): 20-50 lbs; 0-33% of the work day (occasionally); 11-25 lbs, 34-66% of the workday (frequently); 01-10 lbs, 67-100% of the workday (constantly); Lifting 50 lbs max; Carrying of objects up to 25 lbs; Occasional to frequent standing & walking, Occasional sitting, Close eye work (computers, typing, reading, writing), Physical demands may vary depending on assigned work area and work tasks.
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS: Factors affecting environment conditions may vary depending on the assigned work area and tasks. Environmental exposures include, but are not limited to: Blood-borne pathogen exposure Bio-hazardous waste Chemicals/gases/fumes/vapors Communicable diseases Electrical shock, Floor Surfaces, Hot/Cold Temperatures, Indoor/Outdoor conditions, Latex, Lighting, Patient care/handling injuries, Radiation, Shift work, Travel may be required. Use of personal protective equipment, including respirators, environmental conditions may vary depending on assigned work area and work tasks.
Emory is an equal opportunity employer, and qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, protected veteran status or other characteristics protected by state or federal law.
Emory Healthcare is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities upon request. Please contact Emory Healthcare’s Human Resources at Please note that one week's advance notice is preferred.
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