Graduate Development Program, Associate Engineer, EMS Display and Visualization

About the Position Are you interested in technology, electric grid operations, and the tools that help keep the lights on? As an Associate Engineer on the EMS Display and Visualization team, you'll support the development and maintenance of the Energy Management System used by National Grid's Control Centers.The EMS is one of the most important tools used to monitor and operate the electric grid. As National Grid transitions from its existing EMS platform to a new modern system, you'll help build, test, maintain, and improve the displays that operators use to make real-time decisions. Your work will directly support reliable electric service for approximately 1.7 million people across New York.What You'll Do * Create, update, and maintain EMS one-line diagrams, geographic displays, dashboards, and other visualization tools used in Control Centers. * Help develop and configure displays for National Grid's new EMS platform as part of a major technology modernization initiative. * Maintain displays in the existing EMS platform while the transition to the new system is underway. You'll also support updates related to system changes, new assets, and operational needs. * Test displays to confirm that links, alarms, data, colors, navigation, and other features work as expected before they are used in production. * Support the conversion and migration of displays between the existing and new EMS platforms. You'll help compare displays, identify differences, and confirm that information is accurate across both systems. * Work with Control Center operators, engineers, IT teams, trainers, vendors, and other stakeholders to understand needs and deliver display improvements. * Help ensure displays are useful and intuitive for operators. You may support training environments, simulations, readiness activities, and user questions related to EMS functionality. * Help develop and maintain display standards, naming conventions, color schemes, navigation guidelines, testing procedures, and change documentation. * Gather feedback, identify opportunities to improve system usability, and recommend updates that support operator awareness, grid reliability, and safe decision-making.What You'll Need to Apply * Bachelor or Master's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, GIS, or a related field from an accredited institution * Graduated between May 2026 and June 2027 * Ability to begin the National Grid Graduate Program on June 7, 2027, or July 12, 2027 * Work authorization that does not now or in the future require sponsorship of a visa for employment authorization in the United States (such as sponsorship for an H-1B, TN, O, L, STEM OPT, or other employment-based work authorization)It would be awesome if you had * Experience working with operating systems, technical platforms, software applications, or system configuration. * Experience working with power systems.What You'll Get in Return * Structured development opportunities, mentorship, and ongoing feedback to accelerate your career growth * Exposure to leaders, cross-functional teams, and diverse areas of the business * Opportunities to build your professional network and develop lasting industry connections * Meaningful work and real-world experience that provide a strong foundation for a long-term career at National Grid * Competitive salary ranging from $90,100 to $106,000, plus a comprehensive benefits package * Financial support for your future through up to $6,000 in student loan repayment assistance and tuition reimbursement benefits of up to $8,000 annually for undergraduate studies and $10,000 annually for graduate studies * Hands-on experience with a major technology modernization project while contributing to the reliability and resilience of electric service for approximately 1.7 million people.About the Graduate Development ProgramNational Grid's Graduate Development Program (GDP)