Electrical Commissioning Engineer - Substations / Europe 60-100%

INP Schweiz AG delivers high‑voltage substation projects across Europe, building long‑term partnerships with clients such as Baltic Power, WATL & EATL, and the Püssi Grid Stabiliser. The company's culture centres on trust, competence and a balanced work‑life approach, offering a family‑like atmosphere where technical expertise is nurtured. The Electrical Commissioning Engineer will be responsible for bringing HV substation power systems into operation. Typical duties include executing commissioning procedures, testing balance‑of‑plant equipment such as transformers, UPS units and LV/MV switchgear, performing first energisations and supporting system start‑up activities in line with project specifications. Applicants must have proven experience commissioning substation protection schemes and a solid grasp of IEC 61850 standards together with distance and transformer protection concepts. Practical know‑how with primary equipment, LV/MV switchgear and transformers, is required, as is a willingness to receive training for other sectors like power generators. The role also calls for a focused, independent work style, strong teamwork, fluency in English and a valid European work permit. Beyond the core requirements, INP Schweiz offers a flexible schedule that can be tailored to personal needs, a choice of contract types, and regular technical training to broaden expertise. The team consists of commissioning specialists from varied backgrounds, fostering knowledge sharing in a supportive, transparent environment that encourages long‑term career growth. What the role asks for: - Experience commissioning substation protection systems - Solid knowledge of IEC 61850, distance and transformer protection - Know‑how commissioning primary equipment (LV/MV switchgear, transformers) - Willingness to be trained in additional industries - Team player with focused, independent working style - Ability to communicate in English - Valid work permit for Europe - Nice‑to‑have: Flexible, individual time‑off planning