Worldwide HV Field Service Engineer – Commissioning & Upgrades

Baker Hughes; Abu Dhabi; On-site; AED 240,000 - 360,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive private medical care

Life insurance and disability programs

Tailored financial programs

Wellbeing activities

Additional elective benefits

Job summary

Baker Hughes is seeking a Global Electrical Field Services Engineer to commission, install, repair and upgrade large rotating electrical machines and their control equipment on customer sites.

You will conduct testing, upgrades and training, interpreting complex drawings and coordinating with customers. Strong English communication and 5+ years of electrical power experience are required, with ability to travel up to 29 weeks per year.

Qualifications

• Accredited electrical or electronic qualification or relevant experience.
• Knowledge of networking systems (Modbus, Ethernet, 61850; Fibre advantageous).
• 5+ years of experience in electrical power generation and distribution systems.
• Fluent in spoken and written English.

Responsibilities

• Commissioning of HV generators, motors, PMS, AVRs, protection relays and related control equipment.
• Perform upgrades to AVRs, PMS, synchronisers and protection relays.
• Carry out electrical testing on high/low voltage equipment and windings in the field.
• Deliver training on Brush Power Gen products to clients and field staff.
• Interpret drawings and technical requirements; attend on-site meetings.

Skills

Networking knowledge

English communication

Electrical power experience

Team player

Education

Electrical/Electronic qualification

Job description

Baker Hughes is seeking a Global Electrical Field Services Engineer to commission, install, repair and upgrade large rotating electrical machines and their control equipment on customer sites.

You will conduct testing, upgrades and training, interpreting complex drawings and coordinating with customers. Strong English communication and 5+ years of electrical power experience are required, with ability to travel up to 29 weeks per year.