Jobs at Pjm Interconnection

The Sr. Compliance Analyst manages compliance processes for Identity and Access Management, develops strategies, documents processes, reviews data for compliance, and participates in audits and policy development.

The Engineer I (II) coordinates interconnections of generation and transmission projects, manages engineering activities, and develops project work plans while ensuring reliability of the PJM system.

The (Sr./Lead) Analyst/Engineer ensures compliance with PJM standards by analyzing power system data and preparing reports, contributing to operational performance and market analysis.

Serve as the single HR business partner for assigned client groups, providing coaching, employee relations, performance management, recruiting support, organizational development, change interventions, and first-line compensation/benefits support. Lead projects and organization-wide initiatives, partner with People Services and Total Rewards, and advise managers on talent, succession, and performance solutions.

Lead interconnection and reliability analyses for PJM queue projects, performing load flow, short-circuit, and dynamic stability studies. Assess transmission upgrades, develop system models, produce reports and recommendations, coordinate with stakeholders and transmission owners, manage consultants, and represent PJM on industry committees.

Join PJM Interconnection as an Engineer I, focusing on optimizing energy infrastructure and managing complex systems. Requires a degree in Engineering and attention to detail.

Provide O&M, integration, testing, operational event support, and training for real-time Energy Management Systems. Focus on network applications (state estimation, contingency, transfer and voltage stability analyses), coordinate with SCADA/AGC/modeling teams, act as SME in industry forums, support emergency operations and compliance activities, and improve EMS metrics and controls.

The Engineer/Analyst monitors PJM Real Time LMP calculations, reviews prices for accuracy, performs analysis, supports operations, and documents application enhancements.

The Master Coordinator manages scheduling in the PJM system, ensuring compliance with market rules and handling energy transactions while maintaining system reliability.

The (Sr.) Economist designs and analyzes wholesale energy markets, focusing on resource adequacy and price formation, while collaborating with various stakeholders and publishing research.

The Sr. Engineer will conduct transmission expansion analysis, ensure compliance with NERC standards, and develop the Regional Transmission Expansion Plan while collaborating with team members and preparing reports for PJM management.

Design, analyze, and optimize PJM electricity market structures and rules. Lead complex studies, develop position papers and FERC filing support, engage stakeholders and legal, and manage cross-functional implementation to ensure reliable, efficient markets during the energy transition.

Lead day-to-day operation and stakeholder management for the Generation Attribute Tracking System (GATS). Supervise hotline staff, coordinate software changes, develop documentation and training, perform data analysis and reporting, engage state regulators on renewable programs, and propose business solutions to support PJM market services for solar, wind, and storage.

Provide legal and regulatory support for PJM, lead filings and representation before FERC and state utility commissions, manage Law Department staff and outside counsel, develop policies to ensure compliance, advise executive leadership on market, planning, and operational legal matters, and oversee administrative and civil litigation.