Summary
Ahmad Tbaileh is a Lead Engineer with a PhD in power and energy systems and eight years of combined academic and industry experience in renewable integration, bulk power system modeling, and inverter-based resource impacts. He has driven R&D and operational studies at PNNL and ISO New England, and now applies that expertise at GE Vernova to bridge research insights with grid-scale engineering. Ahmad’s work spans transmission-distribution co-simulation, stability and restoration analysis, and optimization for PV, wind, storage and DERs, with hands-on experience developing tools for dynamic and steady-state studies. Comfortable in both lab and control-room environments, he pairs deep theoretical knowledge with practical software and modeling skills that accelerate the deployment of inverter-dominated grids. Notably, his trajectory includes leading academic projects, industry-grade stability assessments, and a competitive stint mentoring AI-for-science at Frontier Development Lab, reflecting a mix of technical depth and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
8 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Electrical Engineering Power and Energy Systems, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Electrical Engineering Power and Energy Systems at Virginia Tech
Bachelor's degree Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Bachelor's degree Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Jordan University of Science and Technology