Engineer - Power System Analytics; DK - Fredericia

Do you want to contribute to the secure and stable operation of the Danish power system as renewable energy continues to grow? You will combine power system engineering, data analytics and applied research to develop methods and tools that support system stability and the management of critical power system events. Join our power system specialists At our head office in Fredericia you join a department responsible for supporting the secure and stable operation of the Danish power system, both today and in the future with an increasing share of renewable energy. We develop methods, analyses and digital solutions that support system stability, security of supply and the handling of major disturbances. As part of Energinet’s System Operations organisation, we work closely with the Control Centre, IT specialists and international transmission system operators.The department consists of 18 colleagues organised into two groups. Together, we combine knowledge in power system operations, grid analysis, system stability, data analytics, and digital solution development. You become part of an inter-national and collaborative environment where we use both Danish and English in our daily work. Develop methods and tools for system stability You contribute to developing next-generation dynamic stability assessment, system monitoring, and power system restoration capabilities for an electricity system increasingly based on renewable energy. Your primary responsibilities include: analysing power system dynamics, stability and disturbance events using PowerFactory and PSCAD developing and applying methods based on PMU and other operational measurement data identifying stability risks and proposing mitigation measures together with operational specialists supporting the digitalisation and automation of processes related to Dynamic Stability Assessment collaborating with operational specialists, software developers, researchers and external partners across the Nordic and European power sector “You join a specialised environment where we share knowledge, ask questions and solve complex technical challenges together.” – Nan Qin, Team Leader Bring your technical curiosity You have a relevant background in electrical engineering, power systems or a related technical discipline. You may be newly graduated or have some professional experience. Experience with power system analysis, dynamic simulations, PowerFactory, programming, measurement data or digital tool development is an...

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