TenneT

At TenneT, we are looking for professionals who want to contribute to the future of our electricity grid. We expect you to have the right experience and skills to make a valuable contribution to our team and our mission.

What do you bring to the table?

• You have completed a academic degree in electrical engineering (or equivalent).
• You have proven knowledge of the electricity supply system.
• You are familiar with carrying out grid studies for high-voltage networks. As part of this work, you have gained experience in modelling electrical grids.
• You have excellent communication and social skills. As a team player you are aware of your environment and you make use of the knowledge of others. 
• You are familiar with PowerFactory and are able to find a solution to technical problems with models.
• You have strong written and verbal communication skills in Dutch and/or English.

As a Grid model Manager , you will be responsible for the structured further development, management and maintenance of all the necessary models and analysis tools relating to grid studies in the broadest sense of the word, from power flow calculations to harmonic and EMT analyses. In addition, you will develop into a 'power user' of the analysis tools. You will do all this together with colleagues within GMM and with the help of various subject specialists.

You will also be responsible for:

• You are responsible for setting up and maintaining the basic model of the Dutch high-voltage grid and network models derived from it, in order to be able to perform calculations on he grid, both nationally and within a European context;
• Receiving change requests for the basic model and executing them;
• You will receive requests for information about model data or models, from within the TenneT organisation and from third parties, and you will handle them;
• You will contribute to the further development and quality improvement of the basic model and its underlying data set by conducting research and formulating implementation roposals;
• You hold periodic consultations with the System Operations (SOP) department and thus contribute to keeping the models in both departments at the same level;