Explore a Career as a Power Scheduler

• Plan, coordinate and execute studies of marked difficulty and responsibility in support of the functions of Generation Asset Management, and in support of the Federal Columbia River Power System.
• Apply engineering, scientific and/or mathematical modeling techniques and procedures.
• Analyze data through computational processes and compares data from various reference sources.
• Perform, interpret and correlate various calculations, analyses and computations for unknown factors or relationships with multiple variables.
• Perform technical work to support the development of reservoir operation strategies; support model simulation activities.

Applicants must meet the following education requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in physical science, engineering or mathematics that includes 24 semester hours in physical science and/or related engineering science such as mechanics, dynamics, properties of materials and electronics 
  
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• Combination of education/experience: education equivalent to one of the majors shown above that included at least 24 semester hours in physical science and/or related engineering science, plus appropriate experience, or additional education.

Applicants must also possess the following:

• Ability to perform and interpret calculations, analyses, and computations for unknown factors
• Knowledge of and ability to apply a wide range of complex professional engineering, scientific and/or mathematical principles and practices sufficient to serve as a general engineer, physical scientist, or operations research analyst
• Knowledge of and ability to apply analytical processes and techniques

• Paid holidays, paid time off and separate sick leave
• Comprehensive health care coverage (medical, dental, vision, life, etc.)
• Agency matching retirement savings (Thrift Savings Plan)