Engineer Measurements

Job Description

The Candidate We Seek You are ambitious and you want to manage projects with leading wind turbine manufacturers and a diverse array of wind and solar project developers and owners. You want to travel to renewable projects across the world (mainly in Australia) and enjoy the view from wind turbine nacelles. You want to apply technical hardware, software and engineering skills by running complex analyses and are excited to work for a company whose technical expertise spans the energy industry.You are a trained engineer with a keen eye for detail and a sense of urgency to effectively communicate what you see and what options you propose to move forward. You never compromise on safety, quality or integrity. You thrive in a dynamic environment being flexible and adaptable to deliver timely results to our clients, building their trust and confidence to ensure continued relationships.You are a problem solver who is able to develop solutions to problems in the field with limited resources.This is a fantastic opportunity to work with leading experts of a growing industry, with a balance of hands-on real-world experience, and the chance to learn analytical and technical skills in our Melbourne office. Primary Responsibilities at the Office/Workshop (~70%): Leading power performance measurements on various wind farms across APAC regions according to the international standards (IEC 61400-12-1) and internal best practices Preparing detailed technical reports for stakeholders (including wind farm developers or turbine OEMs) on results of measurement projects Interpreting and applying test requirements from turbine supply agreements in project execution Overseeing measurement project at greenfield solar and wind sites, ensuring it’s delivered on time and within scope Engagement and management of subcontractor for meteorological mast installations Wind and solar resource monitoring using DNV’s online data monitoring platform Assisting in documentation, procurement, and preparation of wind resource instrumentation Assembling electrical enclosures for wind data acquisition and turbine power measurement systems Performing factory acceptance tests for measurement equipment before deployment Supporting business development through lead generation and proposal writing Primary Responsibilities on Site (~30%): Managing installation and commissioning of wind measurement equipment (mast or remote sensing devices such as LiDAR, SoDAR) and solar measurements (solar monitoring stations) and associated measurement equipment on behalf of customers. Installation of power measurement systems in turbines with assistance from turbine OEMs. Working closely with customers and their technicians on complex and sometimes remote construction sites Troubleshooting data acquisition systems and sensors Additional Tasks May Include: Supporting business development of the measurement services through collaboration with international offices and engaging in R&D and innovation framework Developing tools and processes to continuously improve quality and value of delivery Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Renewables or Electronics Engineering (or other relevant discipline) Excellent communication skills in English, both written and oral. Preferred Qualifications: Previous renewable energy, consulting, project management, electronics experience or credentials Proficiency in MS Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint Master's degree in relevant discipline Familiarity with multiple meteorological and electrical measurement systems and sensors Familiarity with data acquisition systems or remote sensing Familiarity with analysis packages used in the wind industry such as Python, WAsP, Matlab, Windfarmer, Windapp etc. Electrical license Physical abilities necessary to perform regular functions of the job: Regular interstate travel to wind farms, wind or solar development sites, other offices, and conferences with occasional international travel Valid driving licence required and acceptable driving record meeting company requirements; ability to rent a vehicle Comfortable working outdoors in various conditions, including but not limited to ascending wind turbines via stairs or ladders, driving up to six hours, and walking on uneven terrain Performing routine activities such as manual handling, walking, sitting, bending, twisting, standing, and reaching. DEI Statement: DNV is an Equal Opportunity Employer and gives consideration for employment to qualified applicants without regard to gender, religion, race, national or ethnic origin, cultural background, social group, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, age or political opinion. Diversity is fundamental to our culture and we invite you to be part of this diversity. This position is local only. Working rights for Australia are required. #J-18808-Ljbffr