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Networks Connections Engineer

England
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Position: Network Connections Engineer

Reporting To:

Network Connections Manager

Working Days:

Full Time – Monday-Friday

Location:

Hybrid

Salary:

Competitive - DOE


About Eclipse

Eclipse Power Networks Ltd are an OFGEM licenced Electricity Independent Distribution Network Operator working within the UK energy industry. We design, own, operate and maintain extra high, high and low voltage electricity distribution network assets, providing power connections to residential, industrial, renewable and commercial customers across the UK.

We care about our people and the talents and personality they bring. We are continuing to strengthen our talent, leadership, training, and recognition for people as they are the core of what we do and how we operate. We have an inclusive culture where people are rewarded and recognised for their inputs, innovation, and customer-centric solutions. We also have fun at work and want people to enjoy what they do and what they are helping to create. To continue to do this we need strong diverse thinking and having people from a range of backgrounds, careers, and expertise help us do this.


Job Purpose:

Reporting to the Network Connections Manager, this role provides technical and engineering support within the Asset Operations department, with a focus on network connection applications and technical compliance.

The role assesses and manages connection applications to our IDNO network, carries out scope of works and capacity assessments to support ICP tenders, and liaises with host DNOs on network interface requirements. The role also acts as a point of contact for customers and developers and drives continuous improvement across the connections and adoption workflow.

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Main Responsibilities:

  • Manage connection applications to our IDNO network - embedded connections, G98/G99, load increases/decreases, disconnections, diversions and assessing technical suitability and producing accurate work offers.
  • Carry out scope of works and capacity assessments (including basic load/fault level checks) to support external ICP tender submissions.
  • Liaise with host DNOs on bulk supply points, embedded generation notifications, and other network interface requirements.
  • Identify and implement process efficiencies across the connections and adoption workflow.
  • Act as a point of contact for customers and constructors, mediating technical and process queries with clarity and confidence.

Knowledge and Skills Requirements

Essential:

  • Right to work in the UK required — this role does not offer visa sponsorship.
  • Document and process control experience within a technical/engineering environment.
  • Ability to interpret electrical engineering drawings, plans, and technical reports for consistency and compliance review.
  • Confident communicator, able to mediate technically and commercially across customers, constructors, and internal teams.
  • IT literate, proficient in Microsoft packages, with the ability to learn platforms such as Monday.com and Ultimo.
  • Basic numeracy sufficient to review connection charging statements and contractor tender pricing.

Desirable:

  • Prior experience with Monday.com, Ultimo, or comparable EAM/project management tools.
  • Experience working within a DNO, IDNO, or utility environment on connection or adoption processes.
  • Knowledge of electricity distribution network design philosophy and principles.
  • Broad knowledge of relevant industry Standards, Recommendations, Specifications, and Legislation (e.g. ENA Engineering Recommendations, Ofgem SLC15).
  • Working knowledge of NERS accreditation requirements and ICP connection processes.
  • Familiarity with G81 (or successor NERS technical specifications) adoption standards.
  • Design engineering experience, including preparing designs to support connection offers.
  • Tendering experience, including preparing or evaluating tender submissions for connection works.

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  • Friendly experts: When it comes to technical knowledge and experience, customers couldn’t be in better hands. We’re friendly, approachable and always eager to help.
  • Collaborative solution finders: We work closely with customers to find a solution that meets their needs in a way that’s compliant with standards.
  • Confidently flexible: We know the rules for every DNO (Distribution Network Operator). And we also know just how flexible we can be to interpret them in ways that save both time and money.
  • Naturally curious: In our book, there’s always a better way. We’re always curious to explore every avenue before we arrive at a clear solution.
  • Relentlessly innovative: Looking for new ways to deal with challenges is part of our DNA. If a conventional route is the best option, we’re not afraid to say it. But if there’s a way to do something more quickly, more efficiently or more cost-effectively, we’ll find it.

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