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Hunter-Savage- is supporting a key client in the energy infrastructure sector in Belfast (Hybrid) by recruiting a Power System Planning Engineer. The role focuses on steady state load flow, voltage and stability analyses, developing network reinforcement options and advising on connections of new generation to the grid.
The successful candidate will typically hold an engineering degree (electrical preferred) with 2+ years in a related role, and will use tools like PSS/E or PowerFactory.
We are hiring for our client, a key player in the energy infrastructure sector, who is seeking a Power System Planning Engineer to join their dynamic team in Belfast (Hybrid). This is a high-impact opportunity to help shape Northern Ireland’s transmission network and contribute to the energy transition towards a low-carbon future.
As a Power System Planning Engineer, you’ll report directly to the Head of Networks, working on technical assessments and optioneering of grid solutions. You will influence how the future power system develops and ensure its efficiency, reliability, and security.
Depending on your skills, qualifications and experience, successful candidates will be appointed at either Engineer or Senior Engineer level.
Critical Energy Sector Role – Help drive decarbonisation and the development of a future-ready transmission system.
Hybrid Working Model – Enjoy flexibility with a 3:2 hybrid structure and excellent on-site facilities.
Attractive Package – Competitive salary + bonus, pension, private healthcare, and much more.
Carry out steady state load flow, voltage, short circuit, and transient stability analysis
Develop and assess network reinforcement options and recommend optimal solutions
Assess and advise on the connection of new generation and demand to the grid
Use industry tools such as PSS/E or PowerFactory
Liaise with key stakeholders including regulators, government departments, and customers
Deliver well-reasoned technical reports and contribute to governance and project planning
A degree in engineering or equivalent (electrical engineering preferred)
2+ years’ post-graduate experience in a relevant technical or energy-related role
Exposure to or experience in power systems analysis (e.g., load flow, voltage, short circuit)
Strong analytical, communication, and stakeholder management skills
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced technical environment
Advantageous: experience with Python, PSSE, PowerFactory, or working in a regulated environment
Competitive salary based on experience
Annual performance bonus
Private medical insurance
Hybrid working (3 office / 2 home days), flexible start & finish times
Complimentary on-site parking with EV charging
Cycle-to-work scheme and other benefits
We reserve the right to heighten shortlisting criteria depending on the calibre of applications.