Power System Network Model Engineer - EMS/Transmission

Advanced Resource Managers Ltd; Woking; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Advanced Resource Managers Ltd is seeking a Power System Network Model Engineer to develop and maintain Transmission EMS network models and support real-time operations.

The role focuses on topology, connectivity, and state estimation within EMS and related applications, with collaboration across TSOs, utilities, and control centres. Requires a strong background in electrical power systems and Python scripting.

Qualifications

• Degree in Electrical/Power Systems engineering.
• 8+ years’ experience in EMS network modelling and related areas.
• Experience with TSOs, ISOs, utilities or control centres.

Responsibilities

• Develop, maintain and validate Transmission EMS Network Models.
• Create device relationships across substations and transmission assets.
• Build and maintain connectivity and topology models.
• Validate models with data integrity checks.
• Support modelling for new commissioning and asset updates.
• Ensure consistency with EMS, SCADA and GIS systems.
• Analyse model discrepancies and resolve issues.
• Support State Estimator, Network Topology Processor and Power Flow.
• Participate in model migrations and system upgrades.
• Develop modelling standards and documentation.

Skills

Transmission EMS Network Modelling

Power System Applications

Device relationship creation

Network connectivity modelling

State Estimation

Load Flow and Contingency Analysis

Operational power system principles

Python

Stakeholder management

Risk identification & communication

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems Engineering

Tools

GE PowerOn

GE XA/21

SQL

XML

Job description

Advanced Resource Managers Ltd is seeking a Power System Network Model Engineer to develop and maintain Transmission EMS network models and support real-time operations.

The role focuses on topology, connectivity, and state estimation within EMS and related applications, with collaboration across TSOs, utilities, and control centres. Requires a strong background in electrical power systems and Python scripting.