Computer Systems Analyst/Engineer
Southern Company
Computer Systems Analyst/Engineer
Southern Company
Runs electric and gas utilities across the Southeast
Computer Systems Analyst/Engineer
Company: Southern Company Services Department: Energy Management Systems (EMS) Operations – Birmingham Job Location: Birmingham, AL This position provides support for operating issues affecting the reliable operations of the bulk electric system for Southern Company Services Transmission’s Energy Management Systems (EMS). This position is responsible for the implementation, execution, and improvement of operational processes to ensure system availability for EMS SCADA systems supported by the EMS department and used by Southern Company operating companies’ transmission control centers (OPCO TCC’s) as well as the power coordination center (PCC) and their respective back-office personnel. The successful candidate will provide 24x7 operational support for the EMS/SCADA Systems (OSI Monarch) and other tools that support the operational needs of our customers. This role will focus on data configuration for ICCP and RTU’s, database and display, and all related SCADA applications that are built and maintained by the EMS department or provided by solution vendors. Additional responsibilities may include use or maintenance of supporting systems such as HiTOPS (Centralized data management for Monarch) source code management (GitHub), package deployment (RPM/Yum, SCCM), solution and performance monitoring (Zenoss, ArcSight), and incident or change management (Remedy). Relocation assistance is available. Required Skills and Knowledge:
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Runs electric and gas utilities across the Southeast
Southern Company owns regulated electric and natural gas utilities that serve homes and businesses across the southeastern United States, chiefly through Georgia Power, Alabama Power and Mississippi Power. Its Southern Nuclear unit runs eight nuclear reactors at three plants in Georgia and Alabama for its sister utilities. The electric utilities generate power from gas, nuclear, coal, hydro and solar plants and deliver it over their own transmission and distribution lines, while state regulators set the rates customers pay and the returns the company earns. A separate gas arm distributes natural gas in several states. Southern Company was formed in 1945 and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.
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