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Hitachi Energy Canada is seeking a Power Systems Engineer to join the Montreal HVDC team, defining electrical specifications for main circuit equipment and supporting projects from tender to execution. You will work with customers and suppliers, coordinating with system, mechanical, and control teams to address technical requirements and ensure equipment meets its intended use.
You will contribute to reliability and ongoing innovation in HVDC infrastructure, with a focus on collaborating across
Saint-Laurent, Quebec, Canada
R0149407
2026-10-22
HITACHI ENERGY CANADA INC.
Engineering & Science
Full time
No
English follows*
À titre d’Ingénieur(e) en réseaux électriques, vous rejoindrez l’équipe HVDC à Montréal et contribuerez à la définition ainsi qu’aux spécifications électriques des équipements de circuits principaux utilisés dans les postes de conversion et les installations extérieures HVDC. De la phase d’appel d’offres jusqu’à l’exécution des projets, vous contribuerez à établir les exigences techniques, à évaluer les propositions des fournisseurs, à assister aux essais des équipements, à participer à la mise en service sur site et à confirmer que les équipements fournis répondent à leur usage prévu. Vous travaillerez directement avec les clients et les fournisseurs tout en collaborant avec les équipes de conception des systèmes, de conception mécanique, de contrôle, de chaîne d’approvisionnement et de projet afin de résoudre les enjeux techniques relevant de votre champ d’activité. Votre travail sur les équipements haute tension et l’amélioration continue contribuera à la fiabilité des infrastructures HVDC et à l’innovation des réseaux électriques.
Vous aurez l’occasion d’acquérir une expérience dans le domaine de l’ingénierie HVDC tout en collaborant avec différentes disciplines, équipes de projet, clients et fournisseurs.
As a Power System Engineer, you will join the HVDC team in Montreal and support the definition and electrical specification of main circuit equipment used in HVDC converter stations and yards. Working from the tender phase through project execution, you will help establish technical requirements, evaluate supplier proposals, witness equipment testing, participate in site commissioning, and confirm that supplied equipment is fit for purpose. You will work directly with customers and suppliers while coordinating with system design, mechanical design, control, Supply Chain, and project teams to address technical problems within your scope. Your work with high-voltage equipment and continuous improvement will contribute to reliable HVDC infrastructure and ongoing innovation in power systems.
You will gain exposure to HVDC projects while collaborating with engineering teams across multiple disciplines and locations.
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