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Power System Engineer

Manchester
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About the Role

My Client is an international Consultancy who specialise in Data Centre design and construction. Due to expansion, they are currently searching a Power System Engineer to support the team in Manchester for the design of various Data Centres. The Power System Engineer will be directly employed by my Client on a permanent basis.

The Power system engineer will be involved in the design of global Data Centres from hyperscale campuses and colocation facilities to critical infrastructure facilities. You will have the opportunity to work hybrid from the Manchester offices.

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Key Requirements

The Power System Engineer is required to:

  • Have a degree in the Electrical field or related discipline
  • Have Chartered Engineering status with a recognised institution
  • Experience in Power System design
  • Experience in Power system analysis
  • Experience with ETAP, SKM, DigSILENT, POWERFactory or similar softwares
  • Experience within the Data Centre industry or critical infrastructure projects

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Skills

Power System Design
Power System Analysis
ETAP
SKM
DigSILENT
POWERFactory
Data Centre Design
Critical Infrastructure

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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