
Job description
The Grid Connection Manager is responsible for leading and coordinating grid connection activities for multiple concurrent projects across a diverse pipeline of utility-scale renewable energy, energy storage and gas projects. Acting as the organisation’s expert for network connection and integration, this role drives and executes the connection and electrical BoP integration strategy from early-stage development through to pre-construction, commissioning and operation stage.
Define and lead the project’s connection strategy, including viable connection options and network capacity assessments. Manage external consultants and internal engineers to deliver high-quality grid connection application documentation. Lead the negotiation of Generator Performance Standards (GPS) and connection applications process with AEMO and NSP to achieve the best technical and commercial outcome.
The role collaborates closely with internal development, procurement, delivery, operation and commercial teams, and acts as the key external interface with AEMO, NSPs, EnergyCo, and regulatory bodies. The Grid Connection Manager also plays a strategic role in OEM technology selection, regulatory reform engagement, and shaping the organisation’s positioning within Renewable Energy Zones (REZs) and future network planning initiatives.
Company

Energy & Mining
Squadron Energy is Australia's premier renewable energy firm, responsible for developing, owning, and operating a portfolio of wind, solar, and storage projects across the country. Leveraging deep expertise throughout the project lifecycle—from site acquisition and permitting to construction, commissioning, and long‑term asset management—the company delivers reliable, low‑carbon power to industrial, commercial, and community customers. By partnering closely with local communities and stakeholders, Squadron Energy drives the nation’s transition to a clean‑energy future while creating sustainable economic opportunities.
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