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EnergyCo NSW is delivering power system studies to support NSW's renewable energy transition. As a Power System Analysis Engineer, you will perform modelling and analysis to inform long-term network planning and REZ integration.
You will work with engineers, government partners and stakeholders to develop innovative solutions, ensuring a secure and reliable electricity network over the 20-year horizon. Hybrid Sydney-based role with flexible working arrangements.
Play a key role in delivering power system studies and technical advice to inform long‑term network planning and help shape the transformation of the NSW electricity system over a 20‑year horizon.
Sydney location & Hybrid working from home and office supported
Salary range from $148,380 to $155,764 plus super and leave loading
EnergyCo NSW is helping shape the state’s energy future by coordinating the planning and delivery of infrastructure to support the transition to a reliable, affordable and renewable electricity system.
Join EnergyCo and play a key role in supporting the delivery of NSW’s renewable energy future. As a Power System Analysis Engineer, you will undertake power system modelling and analysis that supports the successful integration of Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) infrastructure, helping to deliver a secure, reliable and sustainable electricity network. Working alongside experienced engineers, industry stakeholders and government partners, you will contribute to major infrastructure projects, provide technical insights, and help develop innovative solutions that support the state’s energy transformation.
You are an engineer with experience in power system planning, modelling or analysis and a genuine interest in renewable energy integration. Ideally, you will be able to hit the ground running, bringing practical experience with power system studies and a solid understanding of the electricity network. However, we are equally interested in candidates who have strong foundational technical skills and are ready to take the next step in their career within a supportive and high‑performing team.
You are proactive, curious and motivated to learn, with a willingness to tackle complex technical challenges and contribute to meaningful infrastructure outcomes. Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills will help you build effective working relationships across industry, government and project teams, while your collaborative approach and focus on delivering quality outcomes will enable you to thrive in a fast‑paced and evolving environment.
Applications close: Wednesday 28th October at 11:55PM.