PEM electrolyser maker building industrial-scale green hydrogen plants
ITM Power builds PEM electrolyser systems for green hydrogen, and its stack reads like an industrial automation shop: Siemens S7 PLCs, TIA Portal, WinCC, SCADA and OSI PI sit alongside Aspen Plus and HYSYS process simulation. Accelerating, engineering-dominated hiring focused on Germany, plus pain points around scaling SCADA for GW plants, signals a push from module development toward large-scale plant delivery.
ITM Power is a Sheffield-headquartered public company, founded in 2000, that develops and produces electrolysers using proton exchange membrane technology. Its systems split water using renewable electricity to generate green hydrogen for industrial customers, with plant sizes ranging from a few megawatts to beyond 200 MW. The company employs 201–500 people and runs engineering, manufacturing and commissioning operations. Its business systems include Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management, and it operates to ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards.
ITM Power uses Siemens S7 PLCs with TIA Portal and STEP 7, WinCC, SCADA and OSI PI for automation, Aspen Plus and HYSYS for process design, SolidWorks for CAD, and Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and heavily weighted toward engineering, mostly mid and senior level, with smaller manufacturing and sales needs. Current openings are focused in Germany.
Active work includes commissioning new PEM electrolyser installations, developing its own SCADA system, designing MW-scale electrolyser modules and process packaged units, and building process models for full-scale plants.
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