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Utility Consultant

Dallas, TX โ€ข On-site, Remote

PROLIM Global Corporation
IT Servicesย โ€ขย 201 - 500 employees

Full-time

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Job description

Role: Utility Consultant (Gas and Power)
Location: Remote (Must be in USA)
Customer: City Public Services (CPS)
No. of positions: 1
"Utility + consultant", "Utility+ bid manager", "Utility + Integration"
Experience:
Lead requirement gathering, system assessment, and solution design tailored to Grid processes and regulatory demands.
Support business case development, regulatory filings and benefit frameworks aligned with U.S. PUC requirements.
Conduct gap assessments, maturity assessments, and operational performance reviews.
  • 20+ years in the Energy & Utility sector with direct exposure to major American utilities.
  • Hands-on experience in one or more areas:
    • Smart Grid / AMI / ADMS / DERMS
    • Transmission & Distribution operations
    • Grid Planning (load forecasting, capacity, reliability)
    • Asset management and condition-based maintenance
    • Outage Management & Storm Operations
    • Decarbonization & electrification programs
    • Energy markets and regulatory filings

Utility Domain Expertise
  • Apply deep knowledge of Grid's operational model-electric transmission, distribution, gas networks, customer operations, and grid planning.
  • Bring experience with Grid's key initiatives such as:
    • Grid modernization & resiliency
    • AMI/Smart Metering
    • Storm response & reliability improvement
    • Gas safety and pipeline modernization
    • Clean energy transition and decarbonization programs
    • Distributed Energy Resources (DER) and interconnection
    • Asset management (ISO 55001 influenced)

Technical Skills
  • Strong understanding of utility operating models (Gx/Tx/Dx).
  • Familiarity with industry systems: GIS, OMS, DMS/ADMS, SCADA, CIS, MDM, AMI head-end, work & asset management.
  • Knowledge of data models, integration, and cybersecurity frameworks.

Education
Engineering degree (Electrical, Mechanical, Power/Energy Systems) or related