Senior Power System Engineer

CleanTech Talent
London
9 months ago
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Job Description

R&D Senior Power Systems Engineer

Smart Grid technology

UK Remote




Are you looking to work on cutting-edge technologies that have a real positive impact on our planet?


Does innovation, development, collaboration & inclusivity matter to you? If so, this could be the company & opportunity for you!



The Company


An International company that are at the forefront of the energy revolution with their innovative and hi-tech product, whose mission is to ensure worldwide grids are low carbon and are driving a more sustainable, efficient, and resilient energy ecosystem.



The Role – Senior R&D Power System Consultant


You will work closely with R&D and Operational functions to support new product development by applying power systems modelling, signal processing, machine learning and analysis techniques to ensure new and existing products can be fully delivered.



You will have technical project ownership whilst implementing new technologies relating to power system monitoring and operations.



You will need to interface between TSOs & DNOs, ensuring that products and services are r...

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