Energy tech co. that designs, builds, services gas, nuclear, hydro, steam & wind power systems globally.
Core duties include preparing protection‑setting calculations, conducting short‑circuit fault level studies to IEC 60909, using DIgSILENT PowerFactory for protection grading, performing arc‑flash analyses, creating energisation and re‑closure switching programs, and providing technical advice to project and tender teams. The engineer will also propose alternative solutions, collaborate across internal groups, and mentor junior staff while participating in department improvement initiatives.
The successful candidate will join a small, diverse team of Protection Settings Engineers within a larger engineering organization that designs HVAC, HVDC, FACTS, offshore wind, battery storage, and green‑hydrogen facilities. Preference is given to candidates who hold or are pursuing National Grid Settings Authorisation certification and who have industrial experience in AC substation design and primary plant.
Required qualifications are a bachelor’s (or higher) degree in Power Electrical Engineering, solid understanding of protection device principles, and preferably at least seven years of AC substation engineering experience. Candidates should be proficient with power‑system analysis and arc‑flash software, fluent in English, and capable of solving problems and meeting tight delivery schedules. Knowledge of SCADA, OT cybersecurity, telecom, metering, and CT/VT specifications is highly desirable.