How does a remote protection & controls engineer typically collaborate with on-site teams and clients while working remotely?

As a Remote Protection & Controls Engineer, you will frequently interact with on-site field engineers, project managers, and utility clients through virtual meetings, emails, and collaborative software platforms. Effective communication is essential to ensure accurate relay settings, system integration, and troubleshooting are handled efficiently from a distance. You'll often review technical documentation, analyze system data remotely, and provide guidance for installations or testing via video calls. Building strong, proactive relationships with on-site teams helps streamline workflows and quickly resolve any issues that arise in the field.