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EPRI

Independent nonprofit R&D consortium for electricity

Energy Storage Engineer/Staff Level 2

Power Systems EngineeringUpdated on Nov 15
Full-timeHybrid

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in a technical field or equivalent experience is required.
  • A master's degree in engineering or a related field is preferred.
  • The role requires conducting advanced technical analysis with minimal direction and supervision.
  • The role requires conducting independent research and beginning to manage small, less-complex projects.
  • The role requires technical searches, literature reviews, and analysis to gather, synthesize, and document information supporting project activities and research needs.
  • The role requires evaluating established and emerging energy storage technologies, including technology readiness, deployment experience, technical characteristics, performance, and potential applications.
  • The role requires considerable latitude in determining technical objectives and approaches for assigned work.
  • The role requires developing relationships with program advisors and other industry stakeholders.
  • The role requires working across EPRI programs and developing relationships with other program technical teams.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct technical searches, literature reviews, and analysis to gather, synthesize, and document information in support of project activities and research needs.
  • Support energy storage demonstration projects, including developing test plans, providing commissioning support, conducting field testing, analyzing data, and evaluating demonstration results.
  • Support energy storage safety research related to safe system design, operation, emergency response, and decommissioning.
  • Evaluate established and emerging energy storage technologies, including their technology readiness, deployment experience, technical characteristics, performance, and potential applications.
  • Provide technical advice and counsel to other professionals within EPRI.
  • Review project progress and evaluate technical results.
  • Develop relationships with program advisors and other industry stakeholders.
  • Assist technical leads and managers in assessing customer needs, developing technical approaches, preparing proposals, technical publications and papers, and presentations.
  • Present technical work at external conferences, meetings, workshops, and other industry forums.
  • Communicate research findings and project results to program members, potential members, and external stakeholders through technical reports, guidelines, meetings, webcasts, workshops, and conferences.
  • Work across EPRI programs and develop relationships with other program technical teams.
  • Provide guidance to junior staff.

About the Company

EPRI

Independent nonprofit R&D consortium for electricity

EPRI is a non-profit research consortium owned by electric utilities that funds objective scientific studies of power generation, transmission, distribution, reliability, safety, and environmental performance. Its products come from member dues that support large R&D programs, testing technologies, analyzing data, and publishing findings, guidelines, and tools for utilities and regulators. Unlike for-profit firms or single-company labs, EPRI pools resources across many utilities and focuses on industry-wide challenges rather than commercial products, and it has never been publicly traded or acquired. Its goal is to provide foundational R&D that helps make the electric power system more reliable, safe, and cleaner for utilities, regulators, and the public.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$22.7M
Headquarters
Palo Alto, CA
Founded
1973

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