I'm Elliot Molle.
Generation Interconnection Engineer at MISO, working at the frontier of bulk power system planning. I study how new generation resources — renewables, storage, and conventional — connect reliably and safely to the grid. My background spans power electronics hardware, simulation, and now large-scale power flow and interconnection analysis.
About Me
Power systems engineer.
Hardware builder at heart.
Generation Interconnection Engineer at MISO and EE student at Texas A&M '27. My work spans bulk power system planning and interconnection studies for new generation resources connecting to the grid — grounded in a hands-on hardware background that goes from LTspice simulations all the way to finished bench prototypes.
Technical Skills
- Power Systems & Interconnection: Generation interconnection studies at MISO, large load interconnection, power flow analysis, grid integration of renewables & storage using PSSE, TARA, psspy, and Dataverse
- Simulation: LTspice, PLECS, MATLAB/Simulink; power flow & stability analysis
- Lab Tools: Oscilloscopes, DMMs, bench supplies; soldering & prototyping
- Embedded & Control: Python/MATLAB for measurements; Arduino/STM32 exposure
- Design: KiCad schematic & PCB layout; SketchUp / 3D printing
Beyond Engineering
- BJJ Student Officer at Texas A&M — composure, adaptability, team-first mindset
- State-level IT competition winner — structured problem solving & clear communication
- Sourdough baker — process control, iteration, repeatability
Projects
Hardware builds in power electronics,
embedded systems & grid-adjacent design.
The hands-on projects that built the foundation. Click any card to view full details and gallery.