The role involves contributing to analytical work on power systems and markets, with a focus on grids, including quantitative and qualitative analysis, modelling, and drafting for reports.
A minimum of three years experience of direct power systems work experience in the electricity industry, economic consulting or grid technology companies working on transmission or distribution networks, system operation, energy management and related fields. Strong technical background in power systems and experience working with power utilities and/or grid operators. In-depth understanding of electricity security concepts, power market fundamentals, and the interaction between system operations and market incentives. Solid knowledge of medium- and low-voltage distribution grids, with an understanding of the frameworks governing connection processes and the integration of distributed energy resources. Experience with network planning and operational practices aimed at enhancing the efficiency and utilisation of existing infrastructure is desirable. Experience with power system modelling, such as steady‑state network modelling, dynamic and transient stability modelling, or grid planning and expansion studies, would be an advantage. Proven analytical abilities and excellent writing skills as demonstrated in past work products (analytical reports, quantitative analysis, operative models, and/or published papers).
Advanced university degree or PhD in Electrical / Power / Energy Systems Engineering, Energy Economics, Physics or a related discipline.
