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The Market Design Specialist will act as a technical expert on market rules for NYISO, collaborating with stakeholders to research and design new market products, develop business processes, and implement market designs, while also analyzing market effectiveness and preparing reports.

The Market Design Specialist will analyze market effectiveness, lead developments on market rules, and collaborate with stakeholders to enhance market products. Responsibilities include managing vendor relationships, preparing market reports and presentations, facilitating rule changes, and suggesting improvements based on analysis.

The Senior UNIX Administrator will manage large UNIX server environments, oversee software installations, system upgrades, security, disaster recovery, and performance optimization. Responsibilities include leading teams, collaborating with application developers, conducting backups and compliance audits, and providing technical support.

The Salesforce Administrator, Customer Experience supports the Salesforce platform and its add-on applications, collaborating across departments to develop and implement solutions that enhance user experience for NYISO stakeholders. Responsibilities include understanding business needs, configuring Salesforce tools, supporting external engagement applications, and coordinating product testing and enhancements.

The Market Solutions Engineer will maintain power system models and software for the NYISO, support real-time power system analysis, and develop Smart-Grid applications. Responsibilities include ensuring software integrity, collaborating on market design initiatives, and providing training and technical support for market operations.

The Scheduling Engineer at NYISO is responsible for coordination of transmission and generation facility outages, conducting engineering studies, developing system limits, and utilizing power system analysis tools. Other responsibilities include preparing reports, coordinating system transfer restrictions, and supporting outage scheduling decisions.