About this role
We are seeking an experienced HVDC System Engineer to support the design, analysis, and implementation of High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) transmission systems for large-scale power transmission, renewable energy, and grid infrastructure projects. The successful candidate will play a key role in system studies, grid integration, converter station design support, and technical coordination across multidisciplinary engineering teams. Responsibilities Perform HVDC system studies and technical analyses Support the design and development of HVDC transmission systems Participate in converter station design and engineering activities Conduct power system and grid integration studies Analyze system performance, stability, and network interactions Support technical coordination between engineering disciplines and project stakeholders Review technical specifications, calculations, and engineering documentation Collaborate with transmission operators, utilities, contractors, and project teams Support project execution from concept design through commissioning and handover Ensure compliance with applicable industry standards and client requirements Requirements Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems Engineering, or a related discipline Experience working with HVDC transmission systems or large-scale power system projects Strong understanding of power systems engineering and electrical network analysis Experience with system studies, load flow analysis, and grid integration assessments Knowledge of converter station technologies and HVDC principles Strong analytical, communication, and documentation skills Fluent English, both written and spoken Preferred Experience HVDC transmission projects Renewable energy integration Transmission and distribution networks Grid code compliance studies Power system simulation tools such as PSCAD, DIgSILENT PowerFactory, ETAP, PSS/E, or EMTP Utility, EPC, or power infrastructure projects FACTS technologies and power quality studies Commissioning and energization activities