Eagles Engineers (an entity of CoMade) is a strategic partner specialising with in-house design, design management, engineering, procurement, construction, completions and commissioning. We bring together the best engineers locally and from around the world to provide truly end-to-end solutions for our clients that enable them to realise their vision. Our clients can have confidence that what we meticulously design, can be delivered, seamlessly and efficiently.Eagles Engineer’s vision is to become the foremost project delivery partner recognised for best-in-industry solutions. Strong culture and core values are what separate Eagles Engineers from the competition. They believe in building and setting a reputable culture, recognising and rewarding their people who represent those core values either onsite, with clients, or in the local communities.About the role:About this roleWe’re looking for a BESS Specialist to be the technical lead on a utility-scale battery energy storage system connected to the high voltage network. In this role you’ll own the integration of battery and power conversion equipment with the MV collector system, HV substation and grid connection, from concept design right through to commissioning and handover. You’ll be the key link between the battery/PCS OEM, our primary and secondary design teams, the network service provider and the construction team. Some of your key accountabilities will include:Lead the technical integration of OEM battery enclosures and PCS/inverter units into the balance-of-plant designDefine and verify the collector system: main power transformer, 33 kV switchboards, RMUs, step-up transformers and LV connections to the PCSConfirm equipment ratings against short-circuit, load flow and cable/transformer loading studies, including PCS fault contribution during fault ride-throughDrive battery yard layouts for maintenance access, fire separation, crane corridors and AS 2067 clearancesSupport the NER connection process, including Generator Performance Standards and grid-forming capabilityCoordinate power system studies (load flow, harmonics, reactive capability, dynamic performance) with OEM-supplied PSSE and PSCAD modelsLead safety-in-design for BESS hazards such as thermal runaway, LV arc flash, transformer failure and fire spreadReview design packages at 30%, 80% and IFC, and support procurement with specifications, tender evaluations and vendor document reviewsOversee FAT, site testing, energisation, commissioning and R2/hold-point testing with the network service providerHow you can support CoMadeBachelor of Engineering (Electrical or Power Systems)CPEng / NER chartered, or eligible, plus RPEQ or state registration where requiredMin 8+ years in HV power engineering, including 3+ years on utility-scale BESS, solar or wind connections in the NEM or equivalent marketsAt least one grid-connected BESS taken through design, commissioning and GPS complianceExperience working with battery OEMs and network service providersStrong knowledge of lithium-ion BESS, PCS/inverter control (grid-following and grid-forming), and HV/MV systems from 480 V to 66 kV and aboveWorking knowledge of AS 2067, AS/NZS 3000, AS/NZS 7000, AS 1940, AS 3008/IEC 60287 and the National Electricity RulesAbility to interpret and review studies in ETAP, PowerFactory, PSSE or PSCADWhy join us?Be part of a growing business where your work directly impacts successClose-knit, collaborative team environment where your input is valuedExposure to high-profile, technically complex projectsMentorship from experienced leaders in your fieldCompetitive salary aligned with market demand and experienceFlexible working arrangementsOpportunities to shape processes, systems, or team growthBarista style coffee and fresh fruit always within reachOffices within 1 minute of public transportJoin us at Eagles Engineers and be part of a dynamic team that is shaping the future of high voltage engineering. We offer competitive compensation packages, opportunities for professional development, and a collaborative work environment where your contributions are valued.