About this opportunity
Hitachi Energy lists this Scientist - Power Systems opportunity in isle forest, North Carolina. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
As a Research Scientist - Power Systems, you will propose, contribute to, and lead research and development projects focused on power systems and related fields. You will work with global teams and external partners, including universities, startups, and vendors, to address real-world customer challenges and develop concepts for future generations of power systems. The role involves advancing knowledge and technology through research activities, technical problem solving, collaboration, programming, simulation, and the publication of results through technical reports, scientific publications, and patent applications. By developing and evaluating new power system concepts and technologies, you will support ongoing innovation and the reliable operation of power systems.
How You'll Make an Impact
The Opportunity
As a Research Scientist - Power Systems, you will propose, contribute to, and lead research and development projects focused on power systems and related fields. You will work with global teams and external partners, including universities, startups, and vendors, to address real-world customer challenges and develop concepts for future generations of power systems. The role involves advancing knowledge and technology through research activities, technical problem solving, collaboration, programming, simulation, and the publication of results through technical reports, scientific publications, and patent applications. By developing and evaluating new power system concepts and technologies, you will support ongoing innovation and the reliable operation of power systems.
How You'll Make an Impact
Propose, contribute to, and lead R&D projects in power systems and related fields.
Collaborate with global teams to identify and solve real-world customer challenges.
Develop and evaluate novel ideas and concepts for next-generation power systems.
Share knowledge and expertise across the organization.
Collaborate with external partners, including universities, startups, and vendors.
Prepare scientific publications, patent applications, and technical reports to communicate research results.
Demonstrate safety and integrity while taking responsibility for your work and supporting colleagues.
Support research activities related to power systems and associated technologies.
Responsible to ensure compliance with applicable external and internal regulations, procedures, and guidelines.
Your Background
Candidate must already have work authorization that would permit them to work for Hitachi Energy in the United States.
Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering with specialization in Power Systems.
Experience with monitoring and control technologies such as SCADA, EMS, or substation automation; implementing and evaluating early-stage control concepts; power system simulation platforms; transmission or distribution control room operations; techno-economic optimization; microservice architecture and utility communication protocols; Energy Market operations; or microgrids and active distribution systems.
Experience in power systems research and development.
Deep understanding of power system dynamics and associated control mechanisms.
Fluency in common programming languages such as Python or C++.
Fluency in English, both written and spoken.
More About Us
You will gain opportunities for growth, collaboration, and exposure to global research activities in power systems.
Work on innovative energy technologies through research and development projects in power systems.
Collaborate with experienced professionals across global teams and external partner organizations.
Access learning and development opportunities through research, knowledge sharing, and technical collaboration.
Receive health and retirement benefits.
Benefit from paid leave and flexibility.
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Who can apply
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