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An established industry player in the power systems sector is seeking a Senior or Principal Power Systems Engineer to lead dynamic system studies and ensure compliance with UK Grid Code. This role offers the chance to work on high-impact projects, engaging directly with clients and guiding junior engineers. With a focus on simulation and analysis, you'll tackle real challenges in a collaborative environment. The company provides competitive salaries, hybrid working arrangements, and opportunities for professional growth, making it an exciting opportunity for those passionate about the future of energy systems.
Job Description
Job Title: Senior or Principal Power Systems Engineer
Location: Manchester or St Helens
Contract Type: Permanent
Are you an experienced Power Systems Engineer with a solid grasp of UK Grid Code requirements and dynamic analysis techniques? Our client - a well-established consultancy in the power systems sector - is looking to bring a Senior or Principal Engineer on board to support their continued growth.
This is a great chance to get involved in technically complex, high-impact projects across the UK and internationally. Whether your background is in renewables, offshore wind, grid integration, or utility-scale systems, your skills in simulation and analysis will be key.
The Role:
In this position, you'll take a lead in delivering a variety of technical studies, working alongside cross-functional teams and directly engaging with clients. Your knowledge of tools like DIgSILENT PowerFactory and PSCAD will be essential for dynamic modelling and system simulations. You'll be solving real challenges - not just running numbers.
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Why Consider This Role?
If you're ready for a new challenge and want to work on impactful projects in a fast-moving sector, we'd love to hear from you. This is a great opportunity to make a real contribution to the future of energy systems.