Job Description
Job Overview
Responsible for supporting the administration of UAMPS’ transmission and interconnection arrangements and helping secure the transmission rights necessary to serve UAMPS members and deliver UAMPS resources. Assists with new and changed load and resource interconnections, transmission service reservations, transmission contract administration, and coordination with UAMPS members and transmission providers.
Coordinates with UAMPS Planning and Operations departments for forecasting loads and resources as they relate to short- and long-term transmission needs. Monitors transmission contracts related to UAMPS’ transmission rights and assets. Participates in transmission planning, interconnection, regulatory, and organized market forums as assigned. Works with internal departments, members, transmission providers, regulatory agencies, consultants, and other external partners to support effective contract implementation and alignment with UAMPS’ strategic initiatives.
Assists in identifying and recommending improvements to UAMPS’ transmission arrangements, practices, processes, and priorities. Keeps the Managing Director of Transmission & Operations informed of transmission matters, contract administration, interconnection activities, regulatory impacts, and significant issues.
Responsibilities and Duties
Performance Measurements
Qualifications
Education/Certifications
Bachelor’s degree in business, engineering, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of work experience and education.
Advanced degree, technical training, or direct utility transmission experience preferred for Transmission Specialist placement.
Required Knowledge
Knowledge of power, transmission, and utility operations and procedures.
Understanding of transmission planning, transmission service agreements, interconnection processes, OASIS, WECC transmission footprint concepts, organized markets, and related regulatory or contractual processes.
Knowledge of transmission rights, transmission access, service obligations, and business practices preferred.
Knowledge of FERC, NERC, WECC, transmission provider, and market-related processes preferred.
Required Experience
Transmission Associate level: 0–5 years of related experience in the energy industry, utility operations, contracts, project coordination, transmission, interconnection, regulatory support, or related business functions.
Transmission Specialist level: 5+ years of direct utility transmission experience, including experience with transmission planning, transmission service, transmission contracts, interconnection processes, OASIS, business practices, and regulatory agencies including NERC and FERC.
Transmission Specialist placement also requires demonstrated experience independently analyzing complex issues, evaluating alternatives, and developing practical recommendations related to transmission arrangements, interconnection processes, transmission service requests, or organized market impacts.
Experience with generation interconnection and transmission service request queues, processes, and procedures preferred.
Experience with organized markets as they relate to transmission access, rights, settlements, strategy, and related operational and commercial impacts preferred.
Experience participating in or supporting transmission rate, regulatory, interconnection, or contract-related proceedings preferred.
Required Skills/Abilities
· Excellent planning skills.
· Able to organize, summarize, and report data.
· Solid oral and written communication abilities.
· Able to develop industry contacts, establish relationships, influence positions, and support negotiated outcomes.
· Able to work in a team environment with a strong ability to think independently and facilitate cooperation.
· Highly organized and able to prioritize workload to meet deadlines.
· Able to analyze issues, evaluate alternatives, and develop practical recommendations.
· Able to use basic algebra and geometry.
· Able to apply logical or scientific thinking to define problems, establish facts, and draw conclusions.
· Able to read and comprehend a variety of published materials.
· Able to prepare written documents using proper punctuation, spelling, and grammar.
· Willingness to travel.
· Able to use all related hardware and software applications, including Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Adobe, and Zoom.
Working Conditions
No hazardous or significantly unpleasant conditions. (Such as in a typical office).
25% travel
Additional Details
This position follows UAMPS’ hybrid work policy and requires a minimum of three days per week in the office (Monday-Wednesday).
Benefits
Salary Range
Transmission Associate level: $74,257-$111,386 annually (DoE)
Transmission Specialist level: $94,200-$141,300 annually (DoE)
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