Principal Power System Engineer
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About Power Systems Planning at DNV
DNV provides state-of-the-art power system modelling in generation and transmission/ distribution systems for network operators, regulators, developers, asset managers, EPC’s and OEM’s. Our clients enjoy the benefits of DNV's global knowledge and deep technical expertise.
Our team has a global footprint, and our Australian team are experts in delivering the complex studies required for new connections under chapter 5 of the NER. Coupled with DNV’s ability to share insights and access to specialist internal experts across a range of power grid disciplines, DNV is a trusted partner to many of APAC’s leading developers and network businesses.
DNV is one of the largest consultancies specialising in power systems globally- serving local and overseas markets. We can draw on in-house experts in almost any domain of power system knowledge and are recognised as global leaders in a range of topics, for instance HV-DC interconnector studies and technologies.
Critical Attributes
- Demonstrated success in large scale renewable connections, registration and commissioning according to the Australian National Electricity Rules.
- Positive problem-solving mentality and great communication skills.
- Proficiency with power system analysis tools - PSS®E, PSCAD, PowerFactory and Python
- Wellbeing: DNV understands the importance of physical and mental wellbeing and aligned with our value of caring for our people, we have a ‘Be Well’ program in place.
- Bonus opportunity: We believe it is important to reward our employees with an annual discretionary profit scheme or sales incentive scheme – depending on your role.
- Insurances: DNV covers permanent employees for life and total permanent disability insurance as well as salary continuance insurance to safeguard you within our DNV Superannuation scheme.
- Parental and long service leave: DNV has a generous parental leave and long service leave policy.
- Hybrid work: We offer a hybrid work model to foster our culture while providing you with working flexibility.
- Professional membership: We will support you with membership fees for your relevant governing body applicable to your position.
- Social activities: To foster our culture, we enjoy regular social get togethers.
DNV is an Equal Opportunity Employer and gives consideration for employment to qualified applicants without regard to gender, religion, race, national or ethnic origin, cultural background, social group, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, age or political opinion. Diversity is fundamental to our culture and we invite you to be part of this diversity.
Key responsibilities and experience relevant for the role
- Bachelor of electrical engineering / power systems (Masters or PhD viewed favourably)
- 6+ years of industry experience, with Australian work experience viewed favourably
- Fundamental knowledge of power electronics control systems and experience working within an OEM is considered an advantage.
- Ability to work independently to solve complex tasks
- Good communication skills and experience in building relationships with clients
- Proficient in writing technical reports and presenting to the client
- Familiarity with applicable standards, i.e. IEC, IEEE
- Great interpersonal skills to work effectively within a culturally diverse and multidisciplinary environment
Value Add
Experience working in a transmission system operator considered an advantage.
Security and compliance with statutory requirements in the countries in which we operate is essential for DNV. Background checks will be conducted on all final candidates as part of the offer process, in accordance with applicable country-specific laws and practices.