Substation Electrical Designer - HV Schematics & Monitoring

COWI; Odense; Hybrid; DKK 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

COWI in Denmark is seeking an Electrical Designer specializing in substation secondary systems to design, document and verify control and monitoring schemes for HV substations.

You will contribute to new substations, extensions and refurbishments, focusing on detailed electrical designs and documentation for control, monitoring and protection interfaces. Travel to project sites is typical.

Qualifications

• Degree in electrical engineering or equivalent technical qualification.
• Experience in electrical design and creating schematics and wiring diagrams.
• Experience using PCSCHEMATIC and SEE Electrical.
• Understand HV substations, AC/DC auxiliary power, control and monitoring circuits, and protection equipment.
• Understand interfaces between primary equipment and secondary systems.
• Fluent Danish and English (spoken and written).
• Ability to obtain required security clearance.

Responsibilities

• Prepare electrical schematics and wiring diagrams for substation control and monitoring systems.
• Translate requirements into detailed electrical drawings and docs per standards and client needs.
• Review electrical drawings for technical accuracy and compliance.
• Coordinate electrical interfaces between primary equipment, control/protection systems, and auxiliaries.
• Provide electrical design support throughout HV substation projects.

Skills

Electrical design experience

Wiring diagrams

Secondary systems interfaces

Danish and English proficiency

Education

Degree in electrical engineering or equivalent

Tools

PCSCHEMATIC

SEE Electrical

Job description

COWI in Denmark is seeking an Electrical Designer specializing in substation secondary systems to design, document and verify control and monitoring schemes for HV substations.

You will contribute to new substations, extensions and refurbishments, focusing on detailed electrical designs and documentation for control, monitoring and protection interfaces. Travel to project sites is typical.