APS welcomes experienced engineers, graduates, students and specialists who want to work flexibly in power engineering. Collaboration may be full-time, part-time, hourly-based, project-based, remote or hybrid depending on the role and project needs.
APS is designed to work with talented people in a flexible and practical way. Collaboration need not be limited to a traditional full-time role. Where there is a good technical fit, it may be shaped around available hours, remote working, hybrid support, project needs and long-term development.
APS can consider full-time, part-time, hourly-based or project-based collaboration. This can suit experienced specialists, engineers with limited availability, students seeking practical exposure, or those who want to use their spare time to generate additional income through specialist engineering work.
Many study, design, modelling, documentation and technical review activities can be supported remotely or through a hybrid arrangement. Site attendance may only be needed where testing, commissioning, surveys or client-facing activities require physical presence.
APS works with technically strong engineers and specialists. Graduates, students and developing engineers may gain exposure to real project work, technical discussion, practical engineering judgement, and specialist studies including HVDC, FACTS, grid connection, EMT, EMI, protection, cable thermal rating and substation design.
Please complete the form and upload your CV. A cover letter, project list, or relevant certificates may also be included. All submissions will be reviewed by APS.
APS is interested in people who combine technical depth, practical judgement and a commitment to clear engineering outcomes. If you believe your background aligns with what APS does, we encourage you to apply.