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We are looking to connect with Electrical Project Engineers who have experience delivering battery energy storage, renewable energy, or high-voltage electrical infrastructure projects.
This advert relates to current and upcoming opportunities with developers, EPC contractors, engineering consultancies, and energy infrastructure businesses operating across Manchester and the wider North West.
The Work
Depending on the employer and project portfolio, opportunities may involve supporting utility-scale battery energy storage projects from design development through procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover.
Typical responsibilities may include:
- Reviewing electrical designs, specifications, drawings, and technical documentation.
- Supporting the delivery of battery energy storage and associated balance-of-plant systems.
- Coordinating with civil, mechanical, grid, controls, and construction teams.
- Reviewing single-line diagrams, cable schedules, equipment layouts, and protection requirements.
- Supporting the specification and procurement of transformers, switchgear, inverters, cables, and auxiliary systems.
- Managing technical queries and resolving engineering issues during construction.
- Monitoring contractors, suppliers, and specialist consultants.
- Supporting factory acceptance testing, site acceptance testing, and commissioning activities.
- Tracking project progress, technical risks, programme requirements, and design changes.
- Ensuring work is completed in accordance with applicable standards, project specifications, and health and safety requirements.
- Producing technical reports and communicating progress to project stakeholders.
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Your Background
We are interested in speaking with engineers who have worked on one or more of the following:
- Battery energy storage systems.
- Utility-scale solar or renewable energy projects.
- High-voltage substations and grid connections.
- Power generation or electrical infrastructure.
- Industrial or mission-critical electrical projects.
You are likely to have:
- A degree, HNC, HND, or equivalent qualification in electrical engineering.
- Experience supporting the design or delivery of electrical projects.
- Knowledge of medium-voltage or high-voltage electrical systems.
- The ability to review technical drawings and engineering documentation.
- Experience working with contractors, suppliers, and multidisciplinary teams.
- Strong organisational and problem-solving skills.
- The confidence to manage several technical priorities at the same time.


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Experience with the following would be particularly relevant:
- BESS inverters, transformers, and containerised battery systems.
- Protection and control systems.
- SCADA and communications interfaces.
- Electrical balance-of-plant design.
- Distribution network operator requirements.
- Construction supervision or site commissioning.
- UK electrical standards and grid-compliance requirements.
Location and Working Arrangements
Opportunities will be centred around Manchester and the wider North West. Some positions may offer hybrid working, while others will require regular travel to project or construction sites.
Candidates based in Manchester, Liverpool, Warrington, Cheshire, Lancashire, or surrounding areas may be well positioned for these opportunities.
Salary, benefits, and working arrangements will vary according to the employer, project scope, and level of experience. Full details will be discussed before your profile is submitted for any position.
Applications are welcomed from engineers actively considering a move and from those who would prefer an initial confidential conversation about the battery storage market.
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