Power Systems Engineer II
- Employment type
- Full-time · On-site
- Posted
- September 27, 2026
- NOC code
- 21310 — Electrical and electronics engineers
- Province
- Ontario (ON)More in Ontario
Hiring confidence: Sparse posting · 11/100
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Job Overview
This role is based in Ontario. The Canadian NOC code for this position is 21310 — Electrical and electronics engineers. Electric Power Engineers is hiring for this full-time position through Jobily, where you can check how well your resume matches the posting before you apply.
Market context
About this role in Ontario
Average salary for Electrical Engineer in Ontario
Median $86,320 per year, with most postings between $84,760 and $95,660 (Power engineers and power systems operators, 2026-05, 3 postings). This posting does not state a salary.
NOC code
21310 — Electrical and electronics engineers. The National Occupational Classification code is what Express Entry, provincial nominee programs and Job Bank use to identify this occupation.
Typical qualifications for Canadian employers
An accredited electrical engineering degree, P.Eng. or EIT registration, and experience with the relevant standards and design tools.
Licensing: Yes, to use the title or take responsibility for engineering work: P.Eng. registration with the provincial regulator, or EIT status while working toward it.
Fit check
Is this role right for you?
Top skills this posting asks for:
- Power systems modeling
- Steady state analysis
- Short circuit analysis
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What you'll do
- Develop and conduct computer modeling and analysis for transmission planning studies
- Perform steady state analysis
- Perform short circuit analysis
- Perform dynamic stability analysis
- Support near-term and long-term transmission planning
- Conduct generator interconnection studies
- Develop reliability-driven transmission project alternatives
- Ensure NERC standards compliance in analyses
- Perform power system impact studies
What you'll need
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
- 2-5 years of power systems experience
- Knowledge of transmission planning principles
- Understanding of NERC standards
- Proficiency with power systems analysis tools
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills