Balancing Energy Supply and Demand Engineer / Technologist
The Balancing Energy Supply and Demand Engineer \ Technologist is responsible for developing,
maintaining, and applying analytical models to support long-term and short-term energy system
planning. The role focuses on evaluating demand growth, generation expansion, transmission
planning, and the integration of renewable energy and emerging technologies. The Engineer \
Technologist will provide data driven insights to support investment decisions, policy analysis, and
system reliability under evolving energy transition scenarios.
Department:
Applied Energy Research, Development & Innovation
Project Location(s):
Sandton-SANEDI
Qualifications and Minimum Experience
- Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering, Energy Engineering, Power Systems, Applied Mathematics,
Economics, or a related field. A post graduate degree would be an advantage.
- 2–5 years of experience in energy, power system modelling, or energy analytics (experience
level adjustable).
- Experience working with utilities, system operators, energy consultancies, or regulatory
agencies is preferred.
- Experience with renewable integration, storage modelling, hydrogen, or EV impacts.
- Knowledge of national or regional energy planning frameworks.
- Professional Registration (optional).