The Electrical Engineer will provide electrical engineering expertise across the UK utility‑scale solar and BESS portfolio, supporting projects from development through construction and commissioning. This role focuses on technical assurance, grid compliance, and electrical performance, ensuring all systems are delivered safely and compliantly. The position reports to the Engineering Manager.
Responsibilities
Electrical Engineering & Assurance
Act as the electrical SME across utility‑scale solar and BESS projects
Review and validate designs from consultants and EPC contractors
Ensure systems are compliant, fit for purpose, and aligned with project requirements
Provide technical challenge to optimise performance and reliability
Grid & Compliance
Review grid connection agreements and ensure DNO/TSO compliance
Oversee and validate grid studies conducted by third parties
Ensure compliance with UK Grid Code, G99/G100, and relevant standards
Support regulatory and technical compliance across all project phases
Project Delivery
Provide electrical support from development through commissioning
Act as key interface between internal teams and EPC contractors
Review deliverables and respond to technical queries (RFIs/TQs)
Support handover to operations, ensuring performance expectations are met
Construction & Commissioning
Support site activities including construction, energisation, and commissioning
Witness testing of substations and grid connections
Troubleshoot electrical issues during delivery and early operations
Ensure as‑built systems meet approved designs and grid requirements
Stakeholder Collaboration
Collaborate with development, construction, and asset management teams
Interface with DNOs/TSOs, ICPs, and external advisors
Support lender technical due diligence and independent engineer reviews
Qualifications
4–8+ years of experience in electrical engineering within the power or renewable energy sector
Experience working on utility‑scale solar, BESS, or power infrastructure projects
Strong understanding of MV/HV systems, substations, and grid connection infrastructure
Familiarity with UK grid connection processes and standards (DNO/TSO, Grid Code, G99/G100)
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