Power Systems Coordinator II

FLSA Exemption Status Non-Exempt Summary Minimum $46.08 Maximum $64.52 Responsible technical position requiring independent judgment in the real-time operation, monitoring, and control of the Bulk Electric System to ensure safety, reliability, regulatory compliance, and economic dispatch. Position has authority to take timely real-time actions, including firm load shedding when necessary, to preserve system reliability. Education High school diploma or equivalent and six (6) years of experience in electric generation, transmission, or energy operations; OR Associate degree in an engineering-related discipline or military electrical training and seven (7) years of operator experience; OR Completion of GRU’s internal Power Systems Coordinator progression-through-training program. CERTIFICATIONS AND LICENSES NERC BITO-level certification or higher required; ongoing participation in annual training and Continuing Education Hours (CEHs) is mandatory. Valid driver’s license may be required based on assignment. Experience Progressively responsible experience in real-time electric system operations, generation coordination, transmission operations, and energy balancing. Examples of Work Essential Functions: Operate EMS, SCADA, and AGC systems to monitor and control generation, transmission, and interconnections. Maintain situational awareness and perform continuous real-time reliability assessments of the Bulk Electric System. Develop and execute mitigation strategies using contingency analysis, load flow studies, and security tools. Coordinate switching, outages, clearances, and emergency procedures for generation and transmission assets. Balance load and generation; monitor ramp rates, limits, reserves, fuel availability, and control status. Examples of Work (continued) Non-Essential Functions: May act in the absence of a manager or higher-level supervisor. Perform other related duties as assigned. Performs other duties as assigned. GRU Competencies Contributes to a Positive Work Environment Safety Accountability & Dependability Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Extensive knowledge of Bulk Electric System operations, economic dispatch, and energy balancing. Strong understanding of load forecasting, system modeling, fuel estimation, and real-time reliability coordination. Proficiency with EMS/SCADA systems, security analysis, contingency analysis, and load flow tools. Ability to independently assess conditions and act effectively during emergencies and high-pressure situations. Strong communication, documentation, and teamwork skills. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (continued) Ability to interpret and apply NERC, FRCC, FERC, and internal operating standards. Experience with outage coordination, switching operations, and system protection impacts. Familiarity with Florida Transmission Management Systems (FTMS). Ability to monitor and respond to weather impacts affecting system operations. Physical Requirements Sitting - Continually Standing or Walking - Rarely/Never Stooping, Kneeling, or Crawling - Rarely/Never Climbing - Rarely/Never Driving - Rarely/Never Far Vision Acuity - Often Fine Manipulation - Rarely/Never Foot or Leg Controls - Rarely/Never Gross Manipulation - Rarely/Never Hearing - Continually Keyboarding - Continually Lifting or Carrying>50 lbs. - Rarely/Never Near Visual Acuity - Continually Normal Color Vision - Continually Peripheral Vision - Often Pushing or Pulling > 50 lbs. - Rarely/Never Reaching Above Shoulder Level - Rarely/Never Reaching Overhead-Rarely/Never