Job Description AtWSP, you'll work on the projects the world truly needs — shaping Australia's energy transition across thermal and renewable generation. You'll be part of a globally connected team with the scale, support and technical depth to do your best work, alongside people who genuinely back your growth.In This Role, You'll GetHigh-impact energy projects across renewables + thermal generation and emerging technologiesTechnical depth in functional safety assessments, industrial control, protection and communications systems (PLC/DCS, safety, protocols)Flexibility and career development with mentoring, pathways and national collaborationThe Opportunity WSP'sGeneration & New Energy teamis growing, and we're looking for a Senior or Associate Control Systems Engineer to play a pivotal role in the design and delivery of industrial control, protection and communication systems for power generation assets.You'll work across a diverse project portfolio from established generation to next‐gen solutions, partnering closely with clients and multidisciplinary teams to assess, design and implement fit‐for‐purpose systems that support safe, reliable and future‐ready energy infrastructure.What You'll Be DoingApplying your power industry experience across renewable generation, gas turbines (OCGT/CCGT), coal‐fired and hydro power stationsSupporting design and delivery of control and instrumentation systems (PLC, DCS), functional safety systems (AS 61511), and EEHA‐compliant designsContributing to control, protection and communication architectures using industrial protocols such as Modbus, DNP3, Ethernet/IP, OPC and IEC 61850Working closely with electrical engineers on secondary systems, including protection and excitation systemsPerforming engineering analysis and ensuring compliance with Australian Standards and legislative requirementsMaintaining alignment with WSP's quality systems, technical governance and client expectationsSupporting planning, cost and schedule management, and proactive risk mitigationBuilding strong internal networks and supporting client relationshipsComplying with all role‐specific SHEQ obligationsAbout YouA Bachelor's Degree in Engineering (or equivalent)Progression towards CPEng and professional registration (RPEQ, RPEV)Strong experience designing and delivering control and instrumentation systemsFunctional Safety Assessment experience with relevant accreditation (essential)Demonstrated delivery across thermal and renewable power generation projectsConsultancy experience delivering technically complex projects with multiple stakeholdersSolid understanding of safety in design, risk management, QA and OH&S systemsStrong skills in technical reporting, stakeholder engagement and mentoringWhy choose WSP? AtWSP, we're committed to creating a workplace where you feel supported, heard and empowered to grow. We offer more than a job — we offer a career with purpose.What You Can ExpectCompetitive pay that reflects your expertiseFlexible work and hybrid optionsTailored career pathways, mentoring, leadership development and secondmentsPurpose‐driven projects that shape resilient, sustainable communitiesFamily‐first policies, including up to 16 weeks paid parental leaveExtra leave options, including the ability to purchase up to 4 additional weeks annuallyGlobal mobility opportunities across Australia and beyondEmployee Share Purchase Plan for permanent employeesReady to make your mark? If you're excited by complex energy systems and want to contribute to Australia's evolving generation landscape, we'd love to hear from you.Apply today Help shape a better future — for you, and for everyone.#J-18808-Ljbffr