Location
Warwick, Wokingham or Glasgow with hybrid working options from office and home.

Hours
Flexible working arrangements available, including full time and part time.

Salary
£45,000 - £70,000 per annum, dependent on experience and capability, plus bonus based on company performance.

About the Role
The Energy System Operator's (NESO) strength lies in its people. Together, we are shaping the future where clean, affordable energy is accessible for all. Every day is an opportunity to make a real difference by accelerating the progress of sustainable GB energy, keeping people connected and society thriving as we create a brighter tomorrow. The Engineering Compliance Team within the Network Operability department ensures that new and existing generators connecting to the Electricity Transmission system meet grid code and connection agreement requirements. As a Power System Compliance Engineer, you will provide expert guidance to power generating companies on all aspects of Power Systems Engineering Compliance. You will review and assess performance and test data submissions throughout all phases of new infrastructure projects to ensure grid code compliance. Key responsibilities include liaising with power generator owners and manufacturers, assessing technical data and commissioning results, investigating faults causing loss of supply, developing and validating network models, conducting occasional site visits to witness compliance testing, and supporting the development and maintenance of compliance guidance and internal procedures.

About NESO
In Autumn 2024, the ESO transitioned to the Energy System Operator (NESO), an independent body responsible for planning Great Britain's electricity and gas networks and operating the electricity system. NESO builds on existing roles and capabilities to create an organisation that meets the energy system's needs across electricity, natural gas, and hydrogen, considering trade-offs between them. NESO operates as a public corporation with operational independence, regulated by Ofgem, and is committed to delivering sustainable, affordable, and secure energy solutions for all.

Benefits
26 days annual leave, competitive contributory pension scheme with double matching up to 12% company contribution, comprehensive wellbeing and lifestyle offerings, ongoing skill development, flexible work arrangements, and a supportive community valuing individuality and inclusion.

Experience
Previous experience in a similar Power Systems Compliance or related engineering role is required.

About you
You are a team player who is flexible and willing to go the extra mile. You are well organised with knowledge of basic project management tools and techniques. You possess strong stakeholder management skills and are motivated to contribute to a transformative energy future.

Qualifications
A degree in Power Systems, Electrical Engineering, Science, Technology, or a related discipline is required.