Energy Model Developer

at  Lane Clark Peacock

LCP Delta are looking for an Energy Model Developer to join our Energy Modelling team as we continue to grow and develop new tools for our clients. This is an exciting role for a developer to join our fast-growing team and to play a key role in our growth whilst contributing to the energy transition to Net Zero. The role will involve developing new and existing applications and models using our custom-built framework.

WHAT SKILLS, EXPERIENCE AND QUALITIES ARE WE LOOKING FOR?

• A relevant BSc, MSc, or MBA qualification, focusing on mathematics or computer science or equivalent experience
• An excellent understanding of C# programming
• Excellent communication skills, including the ability to discuss technical matters in non-technical language
• Comfort in working collaboratively within a team, enthusiasm for delivering an exceptional user experience, and eagerness to learn new skills on the job
• Knowledge and understanding of Visual Studio
• Experience in using Microsoft technical stack and Azure DevOps (desirable)
• Experience with front-end web languages would be beneficial, particularly proficiency in Vue JS and TypeScript would be advantageous
• Ability to demonstrate clear and logical thinking processes, along with the capability to effectively communicate examples of work
• Experience with energy market modelling and optimisation techniques would be advantageous
• Ability to manage and prioritise a workload involving multiple projects and deadlines
• Desirable (but not essential) experience or exposure to power market modelling

• Developing new and maintaining existing models used by our energy modelling team on client projects or used directly by clients
• Primarily focusing on backend development while also supporting upgrades to web-based front ends
• Collaborating with non-IT technical users to understand requirements and business objectives, identifying issues, and providing solutions in a timely manner
• Managing and supporting junior developers
• Being an active, engaged, and proficient member of the model development team