Control and Protection Engineer

Deploy Recruitment Group

The Role

Overview

Design and support HV substation control and protection systems for transmission and distribution.

Key Responsibilities

  • fault studies
  • relay selection
  • protection schemes
  • design documentation
  • industry compliance
  • stakeholder liaison

Tasks

Working with a team of high voltage sector experts, the focus of the role is to support the development of HV substation projects, across both transmission and distribution voltage levels. -Carrying out protection grading studies and fault studies, using ETAP, DigSILENT, PSCAD etc -Liaising with internal teams (design, construction, commissioning) and external parties -Assisting with the preparation of design risk assessments, design changes and answering technical queries -Ensuring designs comply with industry standards -Specifying and selecting protection relays -Developing and reviewing design documents, such as protection schemes and philosophies, protection settings and coordination studies, single line diagrams (SLDs), schematics, and wiring diagrams, interlocking and tripping logic

Requirements

  • control design
  • protection design
  • high voltage
  • driving licence

What You Bring

Previous experience in control & protection design is required, at either 11kV, 33kV, 66kV, 132kV or 400kV. A driving licence is also essential.

Benefits

Opportunity available for an HV Design Engineer with control and protection experience to join a respected consultancy working on projects for TSOs, DNOs and in renewable energy.

The Company

About Deploy Recruitment Group

-Deploy partners with major infrastructure and power projects, embedding recruiters into complex, safety‑critical programmes. -They’re specialists in contract, contingent, white‑collar and statement‑of‑work resourcing—tailoring solutions to each project’s lifecycle. -Their toolkit blends market‑leading recruitment tech with rigorous compliance and ISO‑certified processes. -Often tapped for large‑scale transportation programmes, signalling upgrades, telecoms and energy‑transition assignments. -They’re known for embedding long‑term partners in project teams, acting as trusted delivery arms rather than external suppliers. -Their standout approach: marrying deep sector insight with agile, embedded teams to elevate safety, efficiency and technical excellence.

Sector Specialisms

Rail

Infrastructure

Engineering

Manufacturing

Semi Conductive

Heavy Industrial

Production

Special Purpose Machinery

Automation

FMCG

R&D

Energy

Solar

Wind

HydroElectric

Geothermal

Bioenergy

Energy From Waste

Electric Vehicles (EV)