Ingeniør eller fysiker til udvikling af Energistyrelsens netmodel

This position seeks an engineer or physicist to contribute to the development of the Danish Energy Agency's network model. The role likely requires strong analytical and technical skills in energy systems modeling, with a focus on power grid or energy network simulations. Candidates should possess a solid foundation in physics or engineering principles relevant to energy systems, including knowledge of electrical networks, energy flow, and system optimization. Proficiency in relevant modeling tools, software development, and data analysis is implied to support the creation and refinement of complex energy models. The role demands the ability to work with large datasets, implement algorithms, and validate model outputs to ensure accuracy and reliability. Familiarity with energy policy frameworks and regulatory environments may be advantageous to align the model with national energy strategies. Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and the capacity to collaborate with interdisciplinary teams are essential. While specific experience and education levels are not detailed, the title suggests candidates should have a degree in engineering or physics, with practical experience or academic exposure to energy system modeling or related computational methods. Overall, the role combines technical expertise in physics or engineering with applied skills in software development and energy network analysis to support the Danish Energy Agency's objectives in energy system planning and management.