At a glance
- Location
- United States
- Work setting
- Offshore
- Rotation
- Not stated
- Industry
- Wind energy
- Employer
- major Offshore Wind Farm developer
About the role
Protection Engineer required for a major Offshore Wind Farm Developer based in the United States. Responsibilities include commissioning, testing, validation, and troubleshooting of protection and control systems for high-voltage electrical installations. The role involves configuring, testing, and maintaining protection relays, control systems, and associated communication interfaces, supporting installation, energization, and commissioning activities for HVDC and HVAC transmission projects, analysing protection system performance, investigating faults and equipment failures, reviewing protection schemes and technical documentation, conducting relay settings verification and protection coordination studies, and participating in SAT, FAT, and commissioning procedures. Requirements include valid full GWO certification, experience as an HVDC Protection Engineer, strong knowledge of Siemens HVDC protection and control equipment, experience supporting Siemens HVDC commissioning or service projects, experience with offshore wind transmission systems, converter stations, or grid connection projects, and knowledge of IEC standards applicable to protection and control systems.
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