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Lead Protection & Control Systems Engineer - Transmission & Distribution

đź“Ť Location: Staffordshire or Glasgow with hybrid working arrangements
đź“… Full-time | Permanent

Are you an experienced Protection & Control Systems Engineer with a passion for delivering innovative solutions in the Transmission & Distribution sector? My client are looking for a technical leader to join their growing team of experts.

As a Lead Engineer, you'll take ownership of the design and implementation of Protection Systems across high-impact energy infrastructure projects throughout the UK. You'll work closely with clients and internal teams, ensuring our solutions meet the highest standards of quality, compliance, and performance.

🔧 What You'll Do:
âś” Lead the technical delivery of Protection & Control systems across key projects
âś” Design and review SLDs, schematics, layouts, and system architecture
âś” Chair design workshops and engage stakeholders to align on compliant solutions
âś” Conduct site visits and support installation, commissioning, and testing activities
âś” Produce and review essential technical documentation (FDS, design specs, compliance reports)
âś” Support sales, tenders, and project management with expert technical input
âś” Ensure successful delivery within time, budget, and quality targets

âś… What You'll Bring:
🔹 Proven experience in Protection & Control engineering within T&D systems
🔹 Strong understanding of UK standards, client requirements, and key technologies
🔹 Hands-on knowledge of IEC61850, substation protocols, and cybersecurity considerations
🔹 Experience with leading vendor technologies
🔹 Relevant technical degree or equivalent experience
🔹 Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel

Please contact me ASAP if you are interested to hear more.

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