Electrical Engineering Lead

Fuse Energy

. Lead all electrical engineering for the EPC function, from early design through construction, commissioning and energisation .

Posted 10/16/2026full-timeLondon • United KingdomSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive expertise in HV/MV electrical engineering, including design, commissioning, and compliance with UK grid standards. Proven ability to lead and develop engineering teams while ensuring adherence to safety regulations and technical accreditation.

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HV/MV Electrical EngineeringNERS AuthorisationChartered Engineer (CEng, MIET)Grid Code ComplianceSubstation Design and Testing

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Hard Skills

Electrical Design StandardsLoad Flow AnalysisFault Level StudiesProtection CoordinationHarmonic AnalysisEnergisation PlanningGrid Connection DesignElectrical Safety RegulationsCommissioning ExperienceTroubleshooting Electrical Issues

Soft Skills

Team LeadershipResource AllocationCollaborationProblem-SolvingCommunication

Certifications & Qualifications

NERS AuthorisationChartered Engineer (CEng)MIET

Industry Keywords

PowerUtilitiesRenewable EnergySolar PVBESSWindGas-PeakDNOTSOGrid Infrastructure

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead all electrical engineering for the EPC function, from early design through construction, commissioning and energisation
Act as the HV/MV subject matter expert across infrastructure projects including Solar PV, BESS, Wind, Gas-Peak and Data Centres
Set and consistently apply electrical design standards across the portfolio
Review and approve electrical designs from internal engineers, design partners and consultants
Lead, develop and manage Electrical Design Engineers, Electrical Engineers, SAPs and Commissioning Engineers
Allocate resources across projects and delivery stages
Build team competence against NERS and DNO requirements
Fulfil a NERS role within Fuse’s accreditation and ensure works remain within accredited scope
Support NERS and DNO audits, close findings, and maintain technical accreditation records
Lead technical reviews of grid connection agreements and compliance requirements
Ensure adherence to the UK Grid Code, DNO/TSO requirements, G99/G100 and relevant standards
Oversee and validate fault level, load flow, protection coordination and harmonic analysis studies
Act as technical interface with DNOs, TSOs and third-party ICPs
Lead HV/MV installation oversight, testing, commissioning and energisation
Witness and sign off key testing for substations, protection systems and grid connection works
Lead energisation planning and execution
Troubleshoot electrical issues during construction and early operation
Ensure as-built systems comply with approved designs and grid requirements
Respond to RFIs, TQs and design clarifications and align design, procurement and construction
Support handover to Asset Management, technical due diligence and lender advisor requirements
Collaborate with Development, Construction and Asset Management teams
Act as escalation point for complex electrical technical issues

Requirements

What you’ll need

8 to 10+ years in HV/MV electrical engineering within power, utilities, distribution or renewable energy
A current NERS authorisation as Authorising Officer, Technical Advisor or Qualified Supervisor
Experience leading and developing engineers, SAPs and commissioning teams
Chartered status (CEng, MIET)
An HV Senior Authorised Person background
Exposure to wind, gas-peaking or data centre electrical systems, DNO or IDNO experience
Deep experience of substations, protection systems, cable networks and grid connection design
Strong knowledge of UK grid standards and processes: DNO/TSO, Grid Code, G99/G100
Experience reviewing grid studies (load flow, fault level, protection coordination, power quality)
Hands-on HV commissioning, testing and energisation experience
Ability to challenge EPC and consultant designs with evidence
Strong command of electrical safety regulations and compliance frameworks
Experience on utility-scale Solar PV, BESS or grid infrastructure projects

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive salary and eligibility for equity
Biannual bonus scheme
Fully expensed tech to match your needs
Private health insurance
Breakfast and dinner allowance for office-based employees
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