Role Description Join Caterpillar’s Electric Power Division as a Power Systems Engineer I, supporting the design, development, and implementation of generator control switchgear systems. In this role, you will deliver automation and control solutions for complex power systems, working both independently and collaboratively to execute retrofit and new system projects from concept through commissioning. What You Will Do: - Identify retrofit opportunities, define project scope, and support proposal development with Dealer and Factory teams - Execute design, programming, testing, and commissioning of low- and medium-voltage generator paralleling control systems - Convert legacy PLC programs to current platforms and validate performance - Develop and modify PLC and HMI applications using standard templates - Partner with CAD designers to produce wiring and assembly drawings - Perform technical risk assessment and support field performance of assigned projects - Provide technical support to AES Sales and Product Support Center teams, including escalation support - Submit project documentation, reports, and expenses in a timely manner - Train and support technicians, customers, and internal teams on maintenance, troubleshooting, and system operation as needed Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) or Electrical Engineering Technology (BSEET) preferred, or equivalent relevant experience Requirements - Experience working cross-functionally with engineers, contractors, consultants, and end users - Knowledge of power systems, including switchgear, ATS, and generator systems, with ability to read electrical schematics and blueprints - Experience with automation and controls, including PLC-based systems, HMIs, and distributed control systems - PLC experience with one or more: Modicon/Schneider, Rockwell/Allen-Bradley, Siemens, or GE - HMI experience preferred (e.g., Rockwell FactoryTalk, Siemens, Vijeo, iFix, Wonderware) - Minimum 2 years of related experience or 4 years of equivalent experience - Valid driver’s license and ability to meet background, drug, and medical requirements Benefits - Medical, dental, and vision benefits* - Paid time off plan (Vacation, Holidays, Volunteer, etc.)* - 401(k) savings plans* - Health Savings Account (HSA)* - Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)* - Health Lifestyle Programs* - Employee Assistance Program* - Voluntary Benefits and Employee Discounts* - Career Development* - Incentive bonus* - Disability benefits - Life Insurance - Parental leave - Adoption benefits - Tuition Reimbursement * These benefits also apply to part-time employees

• Perform technical analysis related to power electronic and power systems control of renewable generation, battery energy storage systems, large industrial drives, and FACTS • Support customers with power systems engineering expertise; including modeling, analysis, equipment design and specification, and failure mode analysis • Create, modify, and parametrize simulation models representing GE Vernova inverter-based resources (IBR) products like wind turbines, solar and battery storage • Evaluate grid code compliance and impact of renewable projects in bulk power systems • Support development of transmission and distribution connected IBR and distributed energy resource (DER) products for evolving codes and standards through participation in industry standards groups • Perform power system transient studies, and detailed equipment modeling using appropriate software tools • Develop technical understanding of electrical characteristics of GEV’s power electronic generation and transmission products and their integration to electrical grids • Effectively communicate results to both internal and external customers by preparing detailed written reports or presentations describing analyses performed, solutions developed, and customer value propositions • Enhance industry knowledge and present technical content in regional forums and conferences; serve as a thought leader in industry activities • Actively participate in a working environment where teamwork, quality, customer service, and innovation are prized

• Lead electrical design and provide technical support across distributed energy projects. • Review single-line diagrams, load flow studies, and interconnection packages. • Collaborate with utilities, customers, and consultants on project engineering. • Ensure designs meet electrical codes, standards, and project requirements. • Support commissioning and operational troubleshooting for energy assets. • Additional tasks as required.

• Lead electrical engineering efforts for multiple active projects through planning, design, construction documentation, bidding, and construction administration phases. • Coordinate electrical systems design with architects, engineers, consultants, contractors, and client stakeholders to achieve integrated project solutions. • Serve as the primary technical liaison for clients regarding electrical infrastructure, power distribution, resiliency, and project objectives. • Perform technical reviews of electrical engineering designs, calculations, drawings, specifications, and submittals to ensure quality, constructability, maintainability, and code compliance. • Support project planning, budgeting, scheduling, resource allocation, and quality management activities. • Conduct field observations, jobsite visits, and construction meetings to verify installation quality and support issue resolution. • Mentor engineering staff and contribute to technical development, quality improvement, and knowledge-sharing initiatives. • Support the implementation and verification of cyber-informed design principles and operational technology security requirements for critical infrastructure projects. • Apply and interpret NIST SP 800-82 guidance and industry best practices when evaluating operational technology systems supporting electrical and MEP infrastructure. • Coordinate with clients, facility operators, technology consultants, and engineering teams to identify and mitigate risks associated with connected building systems and operational technology networks. • Lead workshops and technical discussions related to facility resiliency, operational continuity, and cyber-informed design strategies. • Track and document compliance status, risk assessments, and recommendations through project reports and owner updates.