Engineer I Market Evaluation

You can perform engineering, statistical, and economic analyses of market and system operations, market products, Market Participant behaviors, and resulting market outcomes

You have developed a strong understanding of MISO’s market systems, how they work, and how they fit together

You can assess the health of MISO’s markets, provide timely reporting on market events, and validate that market outcomes align with established design requirements

You can collect, organize, and analyze data to identify meaningful patterns, trends, and potential areas of concern

You are using data visualization tools to turn complex analysis into clear, understandable findings

You are helping improve our analytical processes by identifying opportunities to streamline and automate repetitive activities

You contribute to team goals, create useful insights, ask relevant questions, and help identify opportunities to improve market performance

This role requires a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, Electrical And Computer Engineering, Electrical And Electronic Engineering, or Electronics And Computer Engineering Technology

Some preferred skills and experience include:

1–2 years of relevant work experience preferred

Experience or exposure in one or more of the following areas is preferred: energy market forecasting and analysis, power system analysis and operations, software development, data science, statistical or econometric analysis, market design, or optimization algorithms

Working knowledge of data analysis and programming tools such as Python, Power BI, and Azure

Experience with power engineering or market simulation tools such as PowerGEM or PLEXOS is preferred, but not required

At MISO, your work helps ensure the reliable operation and continued evolution of one of the world's largest and most complex electric grids. In this role, you'll have an opportunity to help shape how MISO responds to rapidly growing large-load demand while strengthening the connection between where the grid is headed and what it needs to reliably deliver today.