Specialized talent for electric utilities, ADMS, SCADA, and power systems

Specialized talent for electric utilities, ADMS, SCADA, and power systems

PositiveGridWorks staffs ADMS engineers, SCADA contractors, DERMS and OMS specialists, utility GIS engineers, senior GIS engineers, GIS specialists, Esri Utility Network specialists, OT cybersecurity documentation talent, protection and controls engineers, Ignition SCADA developers, and ADMS/SCADA QA engineers for electric utilities and T&D programs. We are not an ADMS OEM. Power systems here means distribution and transmission operations software, not building-energy or CEM work, not nuclear-plant crews, and not retail electricity. Hire Schneider Electric ADMS engineers, GE Vernova ADMS engineers, DERMS engineers, and SCADA integration engineers when the resume includes network models, RTUs, DNP3, IEC 61850, HMI, PI historian, GIS, or OMS, not generic cloud certificates.

The first commercial offer is technical: SCADA testing services, test automation and device simulators, API and middleware integrations, historian data pipelines, HMI and operational dashboards, alarm reporting and analytics, GIS/OMS/ADMS data validation, non-production DevOps, technical documentation QA, and dedicated engineering teams with a U.S. domain lead. We do not operate live control rooms. We do not bid a replacement EMS or DMS.

What we staff versus what we will not sell

Talent pages exist so a hiring manager can land on a vendor-plus-role query, Schneider Electric ADMS engineers, Ignition SCADA developers, protection and controls engineers, then move to a specialist shortlist. Technical pages exist so a program manager can buy testing, adapters, and validation without pretending we will own the live desk. We identify suitable profiles on either path after a complete brief.

Use the city hubs for Houston, Dallas, Raleigh, Phoenix, Denver, and St. Louis to compare local utility context, travel expectations, and pay bands. Then use the relevant service page to define platform, environment, interfaces, and deliverables for the brief.

Each detail page focuses on a distinct buying need: Schneider Electric ADMS and network models, DNP3 and RTUs, hire senior GIS, GIS specialists, Esri Utility Network, NERC CIP evidence, SEL relays, Perspective and MQTT, or FAT/SAT testing. Open the page that matches the seat, use its checklist to prepare the brief, and identify the environment and approval owner.

Roles, technical services, and where we hire first

Roles we staff: ADMS, SCADA, OMS/DERMS, utility GIS, senior GIS, GIS specialists, Esri Utility Network, OT cybersecurity, protection and controls, Ignition developers, and ADMS/SCADA QA. Technical services: testing, automation, APIs, historians, HMI, alarm analytics, GIS/OMS/ADMS validation, non-prod DevOps, documentation, and dedicated teams. Related links connect the six priority metros with complementary services so buyers can move from local constraints to the right role, project scope, and screening checklist.

Submit the hire form for a named specialist. Submit a project brief for a squad. Either motion uses the same specialist matching SLA when names exist. If the honest answer is that ADMS architects are not available this week, we offer QA, GIS validation, or Ignition rather than padding the bench with software generalists.