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Transmission Planning Engineer at Associated Electric Cooperative Inc. - ApplyBlast

Transmission Planning Engineer

Associated Electric Cooperative Inc.

4 months ago

4.5 on Glassdoor

Springfield, Missouri

Hybrid

Full Time

Junior

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About this role

A Transmission Planning Engineer at Associated Electric Cooperative shapes the future performance of the electric transmission system through power system modeling and technical analysis. This role supports the cooperative's mission by building accurate models, analyzing system needs, and developing practical solutions to keep power moving safely. The position involves collaborating with partners and internal teams to ensure reliability and compliance while maintaining detailed planning databases.

Responsibilities

Conduct load flow, short circuit, and stability studies to evaluate performance
Build and maintain transmission system models using automation tools
Update and validate accurate transmission planning databases with equipment data
Prepare clear technical reports, compliance documents, and study summaries
Collaborate with G&T partners and internal teams on coordinated planning processes

Skills

Qualifications

BS in Electrical Engineering

About Associated Electric Cooperative Inc.

aeci.org

Headquarters

Springfield, Missouri, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

1961

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Associated Electric Cooperative — a member-owned, member-led, not-for-profit electric cooperative — proudly generates electricity for more than 2.1 million member-consumers across rural Missouri, northeast Oklahoma and southeast Iowa. For more than 60 years, Associated has provided a reliable, affordable wholesale power supply for six transmission cooperative member-owners serving 51 distribution cooperatives in the Midwest.