Piper Maddox is partnering with a leading international EPC as they continue to expand across Europe and Africa. As part of their growing UK engineering team, you'll be responsible for the civil design and execution of large-scale solar PV projects, working alongside a highly experienced international team to deliver renewable energy infrastructure that makes a real impact.What we're looking for:- Bachelor's degree (BEng/BSc) in Civil or Structural Engineering- Chartered Engineer status (or working towards it)- 5+ years' experience in civil design and project execution, ideally on large infrastructure or utility-scale solar PV projects- Proficiency with AutoCAD, Civil 3D, HEC-RAS, drainage design software, or similar engineering tools- Experience delivering international projects is a bonusThis is an exciting opportunity to join a global renewable energy leader, collaborate with talented engineers across multiple regions, and help shape the future of clean energy through the successful delivery of major solar developments.

Process Engineer - Onsite in Atlanta, Georgia 5 days onsiteOccasional need to be in McDonough GA location Piper Maddox is partnering with an advanced recycling company that uses proprietary pyrolysis technology to convert hard-to-recycle plastics into ISCC PLUS certified circular feedstocks. As they continue to expand commercial operations and build out large-scale facilities, they are seeking a skilled Process Engineer to join their growing engineering team. Currently operating at a commercial scale, they divert landfill-bound plastics and support global sustainability and recycled content goals. Key Responsibilities: Driving continuous improvement initiatives to optimize manufacturing processes, increase throughput, and improve plant performance.Partner with teams (operations, R&D, Maintenance, etc) to support day-to-day plant operations and process optimization.Develop and maintain SOPs to support safe and efficient plan operationsAnalyze production data and process metrics to identify improvement opportunities and support data-driven decision making.Support process modifications, equipment upgrades, and small capital projects from concept through implementation while ensuring safe and reliable operation. Required Background: Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field3+ years of Process Engineering experience, preferably with exposure to hazardous materials and process operations (chemical, petrochemical, specialty chemicals, polymers, refining, or similar industries)Experience troubleshooting manufacturing processes, conducting root cause analysis, and implementing process improvements in a production environment.Experience working directly with plant operations and production teams to optimize processes and resolve operational issues.Understanding of hazardous chemicals and safe process operating practices.Strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills. Nice to Have: Experience with Process Safety ManagementExposure to PLCsExperience supporting small capital projects, equipment upgrades, or process modifications.Project management experience, including supporting or leading small capital projects, equipment upgrades, or process modifications.

Power Grid Automation Engineer — Electrical Equipment OEMChicago, IL (preferred) | Remote USA consideredTravel: ~25–50% (customer sites + factory acceptance tests)The CompanyOur client has been innovating in power grid infrastructure since 1905 — and over 120 years, they've grown into a global leader in engineered electrical grid solutions with roughly $1B in revenue and a reputation for product quality and customer service that's hard-earned.What sets them apart internally: they build an entrepreneurial environment where engineering voice matters and individual expertise compounds into shared outcomes. They're not a company where you execute someone else's roadmap. The expectation is that highly skilled people show up, take initiative, and thrive — and the culture is built around making that possible.On the infrastructure side, the in-house test lab alone — 500kV AC withstand, 1300kV BIL — signals the level of technical seriousness they operate at. And the tailwinds are real: data center load growth, grid modernization, and electrification demand are putting their core product portfolio directly in front of one of the strongest infrastructure cycles in decades.If you want to work somewhere stable enough to invest in your development, technically serious enough to keep you challenged, and positioned well enough that the work you do actually matters to the grid — this is worth a conversation.The RoleThe Power Grid Automation Engineer III is the technical owner of distribution automation projects — from proposal through field commissioning — without hand-holding from above. You'll design logic, program relays and controllers, test systems, and interface directly with customers before and after the sale.This isn't a support role dressed up as an engineering title. The expectation is that you can independently manage a full technical deliverable, communicate at a high level with customers and technology partners, and develop templated software solutions that scale across the product portfolio.Mentorship responsibility is real here too — you'll be helping bring newer automation engineers up to speed on both the technical and customer-facing sides of the work.What You'll Own End-to-end technical delivery on power grid automation projects — proposal through site acceptanceProtective relay logic design for SEL, ABB, Hitachi, Siemens, and/or GE platformsPre- and post-sales technical support across sales, marketing, production engineering, and customersDevelopment of flexible, reusable software templates deployable across product configurationsTechnical relationship management with key technology partnersOn-site commissioning, customer training, and installation supportIndustry engagement — conferences, white papers, and customer co-authored publications Who You Are BSEE required; 4–6 years of progressive power systems engineering experienceSolid working knowledge of protective relaying and protection design — SEL, ABB, Hitachi, Siemens, or GE platforms; hands-on programming experience a plus but not requiredCommand of three-phase power systems fundamentals: symmetrical components, load flow, overcurrent protectionExperience with communications: fiber optic, radio, cellular — standards and applicationComfortable independently owning technical deliverables without supervisor involvementWilling and able to travel up to 50%, including occasional weekends Ideal backgrounds include: Utility or co-op protection and automation engineeringPower distribution OEM with direct customer-facing technical responsibilityEPC or system integrator experience with relay-based protection and SCADA integration This role is not a fit if: You've never touched protective relaying or power systems protection design in a hands-on capacityYou're looking for a desk-only role — field commissioning and customer site work are part of the job Why Join Own the work — Manage technical deliverables from start to finish with real autonomySerious infrastructure — 500kV AC withstand, 1300kV BIL in-house lab; the test capability is the real dealPrivate company, long-term thinking — No quarterly earnings pressure, no strategy pivots every 18 monthsStability meets tailwinds — 120 years in operation, positioned directly in front of grid modernization and data center load growth Relocation support considered for the right candidate.Keywords: power grid automation, distribution automation, protective relay, protection design, SEL relay, ABB relay, GE relay, Siemens relay, switchgear automation, SCADA, three-phase power systems, overcurrent protection, symmetrical components, fault isolation, FLISR, fiber optic communications, grid modernization, substation automation, IED, commissioning engineer, power systems engineer, T&D engineer, utility automation, smart grid, distribution engineer, remote power systems jobs, Bolingbrook IL engineering jobs