Monster Power⚡️
Lead HV commissioning & protection engineer

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Company Description
Monster Power⚡️ is dedicated to driving energy solutions and delivering excellence in high-voltage (HV) power systems. The company focuses on reliable, safe, and efficient electrical infrastructure for a wide range of industrial and utility clients. Team members collaborate on complex engineering projects that support grid stability and long-term energy performance. Monster Power⚡️ values technical expertise, accountability, and innovation in every engagement, providing opportunities for professional growth and impactful work.
Role Description
The Lead HV Commissioning & Protection Engineer is a full-time remote role responsible for overseeing commissioning activities and protection schemes for high-voltage power systems and equipment. Day-to-day tasks include:
- Planning and executing electrical tests on HV installations
- Reviewing protection settings and coordination
- Validating system performance against design and safety standards
- Leading and mentoring commissioning engineers
- Diagnosing and troubleshooting technical issues
- Preparing test reports
- Ensuring compliance with industry codes and client specifications
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The engineer collaborates with design, operations, and client teams, provides technical guidance during energization and fault investigations, and continuously improves commissioning procedures and documentation.


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Qualifications
- Strong skills in Electrical Testing and Testing of high-voltage equipment and protection systems.
- Experience as Commissioning Engineers, including planning, executing, and documenting HV commissioning activities.
- Capabilities in Troubleshooting and diagnostic analysis of complex electrical protection and control issues.
- A solid foundation in Electrical Engineering, with specific knowledge of power systems, protection schemes, and HV equipment.
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering or a closely related field, or equivalent practical experience.
- Proficiency with protection relays, substation automation, and relevant testing tools (e.g., relay test sets, primary and secondary injection equipment).
- Familiarity with applicable standards and codes (such as IEC, IEEE, or local grid regulations).
- Strong communication skills, ability to lead remote teams, and readiness to coordinate with clients and cross-functional stakeholders.
- Experience in high-voltage substation, transmission, or industrial power projects is highly beneficial.
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