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Siemens Energy is seeking a Protection Settings Engineer to produce calculations and reports for Transmission Substations. You will liaise with customers and internal stakeholders to gather information, ensure compliance with programme, budget, quality, and health & safety requirements, and drive through approvals.
The role involves creating protection settings for up to 400 kV equipment, coordinating with other departments, and contributing to design reviews and commissioning activities.
As a Protection Settings Engineer at Siemens Energy, you will be responsible for producing protection settings calculations and associated reports for Transmission Substations, also updating customer database where required. You will liaise closely with customers and internal stakeholders to secure required system information and understand any constraints presented by the overall protection design. Adherence to programme, budget, quality, health & safety requirements and driving through approvals will also be a key part of the role.
Siemens Energy is a global energy technology company employing approximately 100,000 people worldwide and working to shape the future of energy systems. Our global team is dedicated to making reliable, affordable, and more sustainable energy a reality by pushing the boundaries of what is possible. With a 150-year legacy of innovation, we are looking for people who will help drive decarbonisation, new technologies, and the energy transition.
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