Adviseur

Adviseur

The 2GW program

Europe's energy transition is among the greatest challenges of our time. Its goal: To make Europe
the first climate-neutral continent by 2050 at the latest. The Netherlands and Germany have
therefore set themselves ambitious goals to expand offshore wind energy: as early as 2030, Germany
and the Netherlands want to reach a capacity of 30 and 22.2 Gigawatts, respectively. Energy from
offshore wind farms in the European powerhouse North Sea will play in this a crucial role. TenneT
guarantees that this energy will reach the mainland - and in the most environmentally friendly way
possible. That is why we have developed the 2GW program with a unique transnational approach. And
thus increase the pace and efficiency of the energy transition.

Between 2028 and 2031, TenneT will realize the following 525 kV bipolar connections of high-voltage
direct current (HVDC) with a capacity of 2 GW each in designated wind areas in the Dutch and German
North Sea. These projects are part of the 2GW Program.

What will you do?
The successful candidate will work as part of the project team of to guide and support the team
members in applying Systems Engineering during the design phase of the project and specifically to
capture and describe all relevant requirements and verification & validation results in cooperation
with the team members and stakeholders;
Guide and support the project team on applying Systems Engineering during de design phase;
Interview internal and external stakeholders to capture (customer) requirements;
Applying SE-techniques on the project, among others: functional analysis, system analysis,
interface analysis, RAMS-analysis, verification and validation methods;
Define and structure the project breakdowns, among others: system breakdown, functional breakdown,
interfaces, work breakdown;
Structure and formulate ‘SMART’ requirements, including verification and validation methods, in
cooperation with the team members and relevant specialists;
Instructing the Requirement Engineer(s) within the project team;
Secure the structure and content of baselines of CRS, SRS, CRS and V&V-reports.

Who are you?
Master degree in a technical study;
Experience in applying Systems Engineering in general: minimal 10 years;
Experience in comparable roles of guiding project teams in Systems Engineering;
Experience in training project teams in applying Systems Engineering;
Recent experience in applying Systems Engineering in large complex projects within the public
sector, preference: energy sector;
Experience and knowledge of Relatics;
Excellent inter-personal skills with the ability to transfer knowledge and guide project teams;
Having a critical eye on input, ability to challenge team members and stakeholders;
Ability to work thoughtfully and structured, focused on the interdependencies and cohesion of
information;
Hardworking and determined to meet milestones;
Excellent knowledge of the English language.