Senior Project Manager: Substations - Power Delivery & Utilization #62
EPRI (Silicon Valley/Peninsula, California)

Are you looking for a position with the potential for growth with a company whose work impacts the well being and future of our environment? You can at EPRI. The project manager will manage existing ARP and supplemental projects as well as develop new research projects and applications of existing projects. EPRI is the R&D force for the global electric power industry. With $300 million in research funding annually, we help solve today's toughest energy and environmental challenges.  EPRI provides a robust package of total compensation including competitive pay, insurance coverage, and a retirement plan that provides substantial value to professionals who are starting their careers to those who are well advanced in their careers.  
Job Functions:Identify issues facing utilities with an aging transformer fleetDevelop necessary response including service and technology development. Identify key industry contact for delivery of servicesFeedback technology development needs to the substations program manager for incorporation into the multi-year planIdeal Candidate:Needs to be in touch with industry needs and be able to identify and implement innovative solutions to meet these needsExperience in performing research and providing services Have experience with degradation and failure modes of transformers.Project Management skills and experience (>10years) Strong interpersonal communication and presentation skills Strong writing skills Willingness to travel 2 to 3 times per month for 2 or more days (both within US and internationally) Have published research papers and be recognized in the industryRecognized by peers as a knowledgeable and reliable professional and an expert resource to EPRI staff, members and other stakeholders EPRI’s Export Control Statement: In order to ensure compliance with U.S. export controls, EPRI must determine the citizenship status of all prospective applicants. Please indicate your U.S. citizenship or (for foreign citizens) your U.S. visa/immigration status in your resume or cover letter. The information provided will be reviewed in accordance with EPRI's policies prohibiting discrimination.  EPRI is an equal opportunity employer.