Power System Engineer
| Posting date: | 06 August 2025 |
|---|---|
| Salary: | Not specified |
| Additional salary information: | Competitive Salary Depending On Experience |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 05 September 2025 |
| Location: | London, UK |
| Remote working: | Hybrid - work remotely up to 2 days per week |
| Company: | NTT Data |
| Job type: | Permanent |
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Summary
The team you'll be working with:
Power Systems Design engineer – Substation Design and Protection Design
You will be joining NTT Data UK and Ireland Power Engineering division. You will be driving the UK's transition to a modern power grid by accelerating connections analysis, new connections design, new power infrastructure projects design and new energy generation and storage projects design.
What experience you'll bring:
Experience in design of power distribution and transmission infrastructure
Experience in power Protection systems design and testing
Experience in Power systems analysis – Load Flow, Thermal constraint and Voltage analysis
Understanding of power systems electrical equipment – Switchgear, Substation equipment, Overhead cables
Specific experience in substation design up to UK Grid Supply Point (GSP) level – 132KV
Experience in Protection relay settings
Experience with Real Time Systems in a Power Distribution context
Experience in physical implementation of connections and reinforcement
Familiarity with network planning applications such as DigSilent Powerfactory, Protection Design toolsets and Substation design toolsets
Capability and experience in preparing technical reports in a UK context compliant with UK Grid codes for Power Distribution
A Masters degree or PhD in Power systems engineering is ideal. A bachelors degree in electrical engineering is acceptable,
Power Systems Design engineer – Substation Design and Protection Design
You will be joining NTT Data UK and Ireland Power Engineering division. You will be driving the UK's transition to a modern power grid by accelerating connections analysis, new connections design, new power infrastructure projects design and new energy generation and storage projects design.
What experience you'll bring:
Experience in design of power distribution and transmission infrastructure
Experience in power Protection systems design and testing
Experience in Power systems analysis – Load Flow, Thermal constraint and Voltage analysis
Understanding of power systems electrical equipment – Switchgear, Substation equipment, Overhead cables
Specific experience in substation design up to UK Grid Supply Point (GSP) level – 132KV
Experience in Protection relay settings
Experience with Real Time Systems in a Power Distribution context
Experience in physical implementation of connections and reinforcement
Familiarity with network planning applications such as DigSilent Powerfactory, Protection Design toolsets and Substation design toolsets
Capability and experience in preparing technical reports in a UK context compliant with UK Grid codes for Power Distribution
A Masters degree or PhD in Power systems engineering is ideal. A bachelors degree in electrical engineering is acceptable,
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