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      <description>Location: Hebburn | Salary: Negotiable | Type: Permanent | Applications Engineer - Power Systems &amp; Protection     Location:  Hebburn, UK  This role is primarily based from our Hebburn office, where collaboration with the wider engineering team forms an important part of the role. We offer flexibility when required, alongside occasional travel to customer sites across the UK and Ireland.   Are you passionate about electrical power systems and looking for a role where no two projects are the same?   Our Applications Engineering team is at the forefront of power system protection, helping customers solve complex technical challenges, develop innovative solutions and adopt emerging technologies. Combining technical expertise with customer engagement, you''ll work on everything from protection relay applications and system testing to solution development and customer support, alongside a highly experienced team of power system specialists.  We welcome applications from candidates at all stages of their career and are open to appointing at Applications Engineer, Senior Applications Engineer or Principal Applications Engineer level depending on experience and capability.    What You''ll Do    Working at the forefront of power system protection, y...</description>
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