Offshore WTG Electrical Engineer - Lead Design & Commission

Carbon 60, Inc.; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 128,000 - 168,000; Part time

Job summary

Carbon60, Inc. seeks an experienced WTG Electrical Engineer to support a major offshore wind project.

You will lead and coordinate electrical engineering activities for offshore wind turbine systems across design, manufacturing, installation, and commissioning, ensuring interfaces and deliverables meet project requirements and industry standards. Occasional travel within the UK and Europe may be required to support technical meetings, inspections, and supplier engagements.

Qualifications

• Extensive experience in offshore wind turbine electrical engineering.
• Strong knowledge of HV systems, transformers, and switchgear.
• Experience reviewing WTG electrical designs and documentation.
• Ability to coordinate across design, manufacturing, and installation.
• Willingness for occasional UK/Europe travel.

Responsibilities

• Lead and coordinate electrical engineering activities for offshore wind turbine systems.
• Prepare electrical scopes of work, technical specs, and project requirements.
• Review and approve WTG electrical designs and deliverables.
• Support front-end engineering and design activities for turbine electrical systems.
• Manage critical electrical interfaces between turbine systems and infrastructure.
• Collaborate with suppliers to meet contract and technical requirements.
• Provide technical oversight across design, manufacture, installation, and commissioning.
• Assist with issue resolution, risk management, and engineering assurance.

Skills

Offshore wind electrical

HV/transformers/switchgear

LV/cable systems

Design review & approvals

Stakeholder management

Job description

Carbon60, Inc. seeks an experienced WTG Electrical Engineer to support a major offshore wind project.

You will lead and coordinate electrical engineering activities for offshore wind turbine systems across design, manufacturing, installation, and commissioning, ensuring interfaces and deliverables meet project requirements and industry standards. Occasional travel within the UK and Europe may be required to support technical meetings, inspections, and supplier engagements.