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Senior Power System Evolution Engineer

Belfast
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Senior Power System Evolution Engineer

Closing date for applications: 11 September 2026.

Description

We are hiring for our client for a Senior Power System Evolution Engineer to join a specialist power systems team based in Belfast.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced power systems engineer to play an important role in supporting Northern Ireland's transition towards a secure, reliable and low-carbon electricity system. Working within a highly technical team, the Senior Engineer - Power System Evolution will undertake detailed power system studies, develop network models and help identify solutions required to support increasing levels of renewable generation across the transmission system.

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  • Key role supporting the future development of Northern Ireland's electricity transmission system
  • Belfast-based permanent position with hybrid working
  • Opportunity to work on major renewable energy, interconnection, storage and system stability projects

The Role

  • Carry out power system analysis including load flow, voltage, short circuit and transient stability studies
  • Investigate challenges associated with operating a high-renewables power system
  • Undertake studies relating to future interconnection, long-duration energy storage and offshore projects
  • Build and maintain dynamic power system models
  • Use modelling software including PSS/E, PowerFactory, DSA, LSAT/TSAT or similar
  • Identify opportunities to improve and automate modelling processes
  • Produce technical reports and present findings to internal and external stakeholders
  • Build relationships with network operators, regulators, government departments and developers
  • Mentor junior engineers and contribute to a collaborative, solution-focused team

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The Person

  • Degree in Engineering or another relevant discipline
  • Minimum 3 years' experience within power systems or the electricity industry
  • Strong understanding of transmission networks, system planning and transmission equipment
  • Experience in power system modelling and analysis
  • Working knowledge of software such as PSS/E, PowerFactory, DSA, Matlab or similar
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Previous experience supporting or mentoring colleagues
  • Python coding experience and knowledge of the Northern Ireland power system would be advantageous.

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The Rewards

  • Permanent position
  • Belfast location
  • Hybrid working
  • Opportunity to work on technically complex projects supporting the energy transition
  • Career development within a specialist power systems environment

Next Steps

For further information and to apply for this Senior Engineer - Power System Evolution job, please contact Dominic Heron on 07458 160117 or

Closing date for applications: 11 September 2026.

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Skills

Power System Analysis
Load Flow Studies
Voltage Studies
Short Circuit Analysis
Transient Stability Studies
Network Modelling
PSS/E
PowerFactory
DSA
LSAT/TSAT
Matlab
Python
Technical Reporting
Mentoring
Transmission Planning
System Stability

Location

Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

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