System Protection Engineer

Summary of Responsibilities: Are you a problem-solver? Do complex, big picture challenges excite you? If so, bring your positive energy to ATC! We are looking for a System Protection Engineer to develop and implement our system protection and control schemes and analyze their performance to ensure reliable and secure operation of our ATC electric transmission system. ATC embraces flexibility in our work and our workplace. You are able to choose to work at home, or our offices in Cottage Grove, De Pere or Pewaukee, Wis. or Kingsford, Mich., depending on your schedule for the day and the needs of the business. Essential Responsibilities: You’ll use your electrical engineering degree to design protective relaying schemes that detect and isolate failures and minimize damage to our electric transmission system. In addition, you’ll perform protection engineering tasks such as developing and maintaining system models, calculating available fault current and circuit breaker interrupting duty and determine and issue relay settings. We have a culture of continuous improvement, so you’ll analyze disturbances on our transmission system to determine root causes and recommend system improvements. Number of Openings Available: 1 Posting Date: 2023-12-21 Time Type: Full time Equal Opportunity Employer: ATC is an equal opportunity employer that seeks to foster diverse teams of talented people working safely together. We respect and embrace diversity of all aspects and hire, train and promote employees without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, genetics, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. We encourage women, minorities, veterans and individuals with a disability to apply. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any characteristic protected by law. ATC is a transmission-only electric utility that helps keep the lights on, businesses running and communities strong in Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota and Illinois. As owner and operator of more than 9,530 miles of transmission lines and 530 substations, we help meet the electric needs of more than 5 million people in our service area.