Analyst, Batteries and Power System at Workforce Group

Duties

• Inspect site and run a short general survey of previously installed equipment and map out plan for their installation.
• Identify materials, check they are delivered in good condition and confirm rectifier cabinet, modules, BUBs, and accessories are complete for the installation.
• Check materials are delivered on right plinth position.
• Locate old rectifier/Power System, check DC load cable requirement for the swap, decommission old rectifier in cage (where applicable) and replace with a new rectifier cabinet.
• Secure and install new outdoor hybrid rectifier cabinet/Power System, breaker and battery cables, modules, Li-Ion Batteries, earthing cable, and signals.
• Check DG, Oil level, water level, default cable terminations, and other parts. Install all cables according to the manufacturer guide before cranking, test run DG works fine.
• Complete Power System and DG installation before site power swap.
• Install tank with accessories (where applicable), check fuel line, hose, clips, and alignment. Check for leakages, guide, and route cables neatly.
• Cutover quickly to avoid power break and downtime.
• Test and commission, check link, configurate site equipment to work according to design without strains.
• Report task completion and take inventory of all decommissioned materials
• Follow up with site team next day about the installation done and monitor performance for two weeks

Requirements and Competencies

• BSc Degree in Electrical Engineering ideally with a specialization in power systems
• At least 5 years of related experience in power systems (engineering part).
• Strong understanding of power electronics topologies (DC/DC, DC/AC, & AC/DC).
• Proficiency in power systems software tools
• Familiar with renewable energy systems, inverter controls, protection settings, substation, and line designs
• Experience on solar projects and/or grid projects
• Experience in Li-Io Technologies
• Experience in the tendering phase
• Entrepreneurial spirit and collaborative nature