Power Systems Engineer

Wipro Technologies
Wokingham
10 months ago
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Requisition ID: 36862

City: Wokingham

Country/Region: GB

Wipro Limited (NYSE: WIT, BSE: 507685, NSE: WIPRO) is a leading technology services and consulting company focused on building innovative solutions that address clients’ most complex digital transformation needs. Leveraging our holistic portfolio of capabilities in consulting, design, engineering, and operations, we help clients realize their boldest ambitions and build future-ready, sustainable businesses. With over 230,000 employees and business partners across 65 countries, we deliver on the promise of helping our customers, colleagues, and communities thrive in an ever-changing world. For additional information, visit us at www.wipro.com.

Job Description

Power Systems Engineer

Role Overview:

As a Power Systems Engineer at Wipro, you will work with a global team responsible for designing and implementing Power Systems Network Analytics and Smart Grid solutions. You will contribute to the research and development of innovative solutions using machine learning, deep learning, and RPA for global utilities, addressing operational and commercial challenges efficiently and effectively in their journey towards a zero or low carbon economy.

Responsibilities:

  1. Work as a Power Systems Analysis expert engineer/developer in complex agile customer projects to implement new network analysis & analytics solutions leveraging expertise in Python, Machine Learning, commercial analytics, DIgSILENT PowerFactory, DPL, and optimization techniques for Electricity Network and Grid Operator.
  2. Analyze requirements and understand functionality to be implemented using Python, DIgSILENT PowerFactory, and energy modeling tools, and other tools and techniques.
  3. Collaborate with business experts, business analysts, and solution architects on a daily basis to develop existing Python-based tools and analyze data.
  4. Design and develop Python applications to meet functional and non-functional requirements, ensuring high availability and high performance.
  5. Develop Python interface with PowerFactory using python APIs and DPL or other techniques.
  6. Deploy the Python code into various environments.

Desired Skills and Experience:

  1. Considerable relevant experience in Python programming and its application for complex problem solving, optimization, data processing, etc.
  2. Expertise in power system engineering, analysis, and experience in power system component modeling in Python.
  3. Considerable Experience in DIgSILENT PowerFactory and DPL and Python programming on top of DPL.
  4. Knowledge of the basics of power system engineering and some appreciation of the GB network is essential.
  5. Expertise in Pandas, Numpy, Scipy, ML libraries, matrix manipulation, Networkx scientific algorithms, and Pyomo.
  6. Expert knowledge in data management and visualization techniques in Python is desirable.
  7. Version Control using git is essential.
  8. Experience using MS VBA scripting to be able to analyze and enhance the code.
  9. Experience in linear programming and tools such as Gurobi/CPLEX is a plus.
  10. Experience working with visualization libraries Python API is desirable.
  11. Programming experience in DIgSILENT DPL, C/C++ etc.
  12. Expertise in Power Systems analysis functions such as Load Flows, Contingency, fault level calculations, stability assessment, Inertia Estimation, etc.
  13. Experience in Python-based interface/integration development with other systems running in different operating systems (using web service, remote procedure calls, APIs, database links, etc.).
  14. Experience in Linear Programming, mixed integer programming, algebraic modeling language (AMPL).
  15. Expertise in Mathematical algorithms.
  16. Knowledge of the Electricity industry including Power Systems Network Planning, Electricity supply demand balancing, frequency control, Electricity markets, system operations, etc.

We are building a modern Wipro. We are an end-to-end digital transformation partner with the boldest ambitions. To realize them, we need people inspired by reinvention. Of yourself, your career, and your skills. We want to see the constant evolution of our business and our industry. It has always been in our DNA - as the world around us changes, so do we. Join a business powered by purpose and a place that empowers you to design your own reinvention. Come to Wipro. Realize your ambitions. Applications from people with disabilities are explicitly welcome.

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