Grid / Connections Engineer - Renewable Energy Developer (UK)

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Job Description

Grid / Connections Engineer – Renewable Energy Developer (UK)


A fast-growing UK renewable energy developer, transitioning into an IPP, is looking to hire a Grid / Connections Engineer to support a rapidly expanding portfolio of battery storage, solar and hybrid projects.


With over 1.4GW of projects in development and a significant build programme planned over the next few years, this is an opportunity to take real ownership of grid connections and work closely with senior stakeholders in a lean, high-growth environment.


The Role

Working alongside the Grid Manager, you’ll play a key role in managing grid and connection activities across multiple projects, supporting developments from origination through to pre-energisation.

This role is particularly well suited to an early-career engineer looking to step up, gain end-to-end exposure, and move beyond purely advisory or study-based work.


Key Responsibilities

  • Supporting and managing grid connection applications and compliance activities
  • Assessing grid data, points of connection and network constraints
  • Power system analysis and technical data assessment
  • Liaising with DNOs, consultants and internal development teams
  • Providing technical recommendations to inform commercial and development decisions
  • Supporting projects through development and into delivery as the portfolio matures


About You

We’re open on background and level. This role could suit someone with:

  • 1–3+ years’ experience in grid, power systems or connections
  • Experience from a DNO, ICP, power consultancy or renewable energy developer
  • A good understanding of UK grid connection processes
  • Confidence to work autonomously and take ownership of tasks
  • A collaborative, open and approachable working style


Previous “lead” experience is not essential, this role is about ownership and growth rather than people management.


Working Style & Location

  • Based in St Helens, Merseyside
  • Expectation to be in the office around 3 days per week once established
  • More time in the office initially to get up to speed, integrate with the team and understand internal processes
  • Collaborative, open-plan working environment with close interaction across planning, commercial and development teams


What’s On Offer

  • Competitive salary depending on experience (£35k–£70k guide)
  • Project-based incentives and performance bonus
  • Exposure to a large and growing renewable energy pipeline
  • Clear development and progression opportunities in a scaling IPP environment

Location:
Liverpool
Job Type:
FullTime
Category:
Engineering

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