SynchroGrid
Steve Yanosik has a diverse professional background in the engineering field. Steve currently serves as the VP of Engineering for the Denver Office at SynchroGrid, where they are responsible for a wide range of services including automating compliance, relay setting development, wide area relay coordination studies, and system protection. Prior to their current role, Steve worked as an Engineering Manager at Black & Veatch for ten years, overseeing various engineering projects. Steve also gained experience as a Protection and Control Engineer at American Electric Power and as a Scada Engineer at Consumers Energy.
Steve Yanosik earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Michigan State University. There is no information available regarding any additional certifications they may have obtained.
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SynchroGrid
SynchroGrid is a consulting firm for electric utilities that specializes in system protection, providing the exceptional level of talent, experience, and innovation necessary to enhance the reliability of the power system. Our unique and unmatched system protection services can help you redefine your daily operations. Our services include the following: • Relay setting development • Relay coordination studies • Relay setting and drawing standardization • Substation design • Relay mis-operation analysis • NERC compliance • Arc flash studies • Customized software solutions • And more In addition to our services, we also offer an innovative software, called SARA, that automates relay setting development and provides a complete solution for PRC-027-1 compliance. Using SARA (Settings Automation Relay Assistant), settings engineers can now focus on the essence of relay settings development. We are a registered Texas engineering firm and have enjoyed increasing success since the company was established by our founder, Joe Perez, in 2012. Our clients include Bryan Texas Utilities, Oncor Electric, Cross Texas Transmission, NRG, Pattern Energy, Sharyland Utilities, and more.