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The BESS Project Engineer will execute Independent Engineering assessments, conduct feasibility studies, and energy modeling for storage projects. They will collaborate with project managers and sub-consultants, ensuring timely project deliverables while developing new procedures. Strong communication and data analytics skills are essential, and the role involves interaction with various battery technologies and performance metrics.

The Senior Staff Engineer will provide technical leadership in high-voltage power cable systems, managing testing, inspection, and certification services. They will engage with clients, support project teams, and contribute to business development and innovation within the MV/HV cable sector. Responsibilities include technical assessments, project support, client engagement, and mentorship of junior staff.

The Senior Project Engineer will manage onshore wind due diligence projects, prepare proposals, interface with clients, and oversee project deliverables. They will ensure project schedules are met, coordinate internal and external resources, conduct site visits during construction, and compile technical reports. The role requires collaboration with a multi-disciplinary team to assess risks and propose solutions while maintaining high-quality work that meets client expectations.

The Engineer Project Associate will determine project scope, develop plans, and handle project specifications by analyzing client input and data. Responsibilities include client communication, technical support, coordination of laboratory activities, and project management, ensuring compliance with UL standards and assisting in the development of testing methods.

The Electrical Project Engineer will support the renewables team by conducting independent reviews and assessments of electrical engineering designs for solar photovoltaics and battery storage projects. Responsibilities include technical reviews of project documentation, on-site construction monitoring, and reporting, all while ensuring compliance with relevant standards and practices.

The Fire Suppression Engineer is responsible for project specification development, client communication, technical assistance, and ensuring compliance with UL requirements. This role includes coordinating laboratory activities, preparing reports, and addressing client concerns, while also integrating continuous improvement concepts.

Lead the technical development of methodology and tools for solar energy projects. Conduct solar resource and energy estimates, manage continuous improvement initiatives, and mentor junior staff. Efficiently complete high-quality solar energy analysis work, communicate with clients on technical issues, and work collaboratively with teams. Qualifications include a university degree in engineering and eight years of related work experience.