

Managing and optimizing the energy system for a reliable and sustainable future.
Supporting new demand and generation connections
Building technical publications used by government and industry
Engaging with regulators, stakeholders, and industry partners
Running power system analysis to explore risks and identify smarter network solutions
Contributing to the development of the Grid Code and operability tools
Helping develop new strategies for balancing the grid with more renewables
Supporting strategic energy planning and whole-system thinking
Collaborating with Transmission Owners to improve simulation models
Technically brilliant and always improving
Programming skills or a keen interest in data-driven analysis
An understanding of how energy systems work (or curiosity to learn fast)
A collaborative mindset and strong communication skills
Confidence writing reports, presenting ideas, and solving problems
Maths
Our aim is to encourage and support employees to thrive and be the best they can be. We celebrate the difference people can bring into our organisation, and welcome and encourage applicants with diverse experiences and backgrounds, and offer flexible and tailored support, at home and in the office.
Salary: £34,895 + £2,000 welcome payment
£34,895 salary + £2,000 welcome payment
Performance bonus
Structured training, mentorship and career development
Access to professional networks, learning pathways and volunteering opportunities
26 days annual leave plus UK public holidays
Birthday day off – enjoy your birthday as a paid day off!
Bonus - a full UK driving licence is desirable.
Our 18-month Graduate Programme gives you the tools, support, and experience to thrive — while working on real challenges that matter to millions. You’ll complete three 6-month placements across different teams, giving you a 360° view of how we plan and operate the electricity system – from real-time control to future system planning and strategy.