HVDC Engineer (Energy)
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In today’s world it’s important to work for a company that has clear purpose, giving back to communities and supporting what is truly important in the world. When considering a career move it’s vital to work for a business that is aligned to your values and goals, a place where you can belong. See what WSP stands for in 2024 and beyond… To find out more about our ENERGY business click on the following link and discover what awaits you at WSP: Energy | WSP ( Join our multi-disciplinary offshore transmission team, supporting asset owners and operators of HVDC systems throughout all lifecycle stages of a project. Key Responsibilities
- Provide expert technical advice for HVDC OEM design reviews.
- Witness HVDC OEM factory testing, on-site inspections, and commissioning of HVDC projects
- Develop HVDC projects, including technology review/selection and bid preparation/review
- Develop technical/functional specifications for HVDC converters
- Design primary plant layouts for HVDC Converter stations
- Design reviews of HVDC Control and Protection
- Provide engineering design input to major electrical power infrastructural development projects through various lifecycle stages
- Coordinate with client project teams and internal team disciplines
- Provide OEM Support Services
- Supervise site pre-commissioning and commissioning oversight
- Conduct Due Diligence
- Provide Technical expert services
- Professionally qualified in Electrical Engineering (CEng or working towards)
- Demonstrable understanding of HVDC Station Engineering, Control & Protection and System Studies
- Ability to coordinate across project disciplines, external subcontractors and remote offices to identify and mitigate technical risks and ensure compliance with all statutory and regulatory requirements
- Interest in actively developing external (client) and internal relationships and participating in working groups such as CIGRE, IET and other professional bodies
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