SCADA Engineer

Working with a global leading offshore wind developer with more than 20 years of experience and a strong track record across the entire project lifecycle from early-stage development through construction and long-term operations. You will join a team of 300+ dedicated, purpose-driven professionals in a collaborative international environment where safety, integrity, and teamwork are central to how we deliver results. You’ll be given early responsibility and the opportunity to grow while contributing to the energy transition.

Your future responsibilities:

• Support the design, specification, and technical integration of SCADA systems for offshore wind and Power-to-X projects, ensuring robust monitoring, automation, and control capabilities
• Coordinate interfaces between SCADA, turbine, substation, and balance-of-plant control systems to ensure seamless end-to-end functionality
• Review SCADA architectures, signal lists, and communication protocols, ensuring alignment with project requirements and relevant industry standards
• Support procurement activities and vendor management, including technical assessments and performance tracking against contractual obligations
• Participate in FAT, SAT, commissioning, and system testing activities to validate correct implementation of SCADA hardware and software
• Ensure comprehensive and accurate SCADA documentation, including system configurations, functional descriptions, and interface definitions
• Collaborate with operations and digital teams to integrate SCADA data into performance monitoring, reporting, and analytics platforms

Your profile:

• Degree in Electrical Engineering, Automation, Industrial IT, or a related technical discipline
• 5–8 years of experience in SCADA engineering, ideally within offshore wind, energy, or industrial infrastructure projects
• Strong knowledge of SCADA systems and industrial communication protocols such as OPC UA, Modbus, IEC 60870, and IEC 61850
• Experience with control systems used in offshore wind environments, including turbines, substations, and balance-of-plant systems
• Proven ability to work effectively with OEMs, contractors, and internal stakeholders in multidisciplinary project teams
• Strong skills in documentation, coordination, and troubleshooting of automation and control systems
• Willingness to travel for vendor coordination, testing, and site support when required
• Permanent role in an international company contributing directly to the renewable energy transition
• Flexible working model, including up to 40% mobile office per week
• 30 days of annual leave, with the option for additional unpaid leave
• Modern, open working environment that encourages ideas and collaboration
• Learning and development opportunities to support your professional growth
• Regular company events, team activities, and social gatherings
• Employee wellbeing support through an Employee Assistance Program offering training and counselling
• Additional benefits depending on location, such as pension support, capital-forming benefits, bike leasing, and fitness programs (EGYM Wellpass)

If you have experience in the Energy & Utilities industry and are looking for a new role in Europe or UK, reach out to me at