Ably Resources Ltd
Principal Power Systems Engineer

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Principal Power Systems Engineer
Ably Resources are currently recruiting for a Principal Power Systems Engineer to join a growing engineering consultancy in London, supporting the delivery of complex electrical infrastructure projects across the UK and internationally.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Power Systems Engineer looking to take a senior technical role within a business continuing to expand its Power Systems capability.
The Role
We are keen to speak with experienced engineers from either a Power Systems Studies & Modelling or Power Systems Design background.
Responsibilities
- Power system studies and electrical network analysis
- Load flow and fault level studies
- Protection and coordination studies
- Electrical network modelling
- HV and LV power system design
- Electrical distribution and infrastructure design
- Reviewing calculations, models and technical documentation
- Developing technical specifications and design solutions
- Providing technical guidance and mentoring to other engineers
- Working closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams
- Supporting technical discussions with clients and project stakeholders
- Contributing to the continued development of the Power Systems team
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Your background could be predominantly within studies and modelling, power systems design, or a combination of both. Experience may include software such as ETAP, DIgSILENT PowerFactory or other recognised power systems packages, alongside a strong understanding of electrical networks and power system engineering.


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We are open to engineers from a variety of sectors including:
- Power & Energy
- Transmission & Distribution
- Renewables
- Industrial & Manufacturing
- Utilities
- Mission Critical Infrastructure
- Data Centres
This is a permanent, hybrid position based in London.
Applicants must have the right to work in the UK without requiring visa sponsorship.
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