Electrical Lead Engineer - Energy & EPC Projects

Air Liquide SA; Kraków; Hybrid; PLN 180,000 - 320,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement plan

Wellness programs

Hybrid work model

Job summary

Air Liquide Engineering & Construction Kraków seeks an Electrical Lead Engineer to spearhead electrical design and systems engineering for major EPC projects worldwide. You will drive engineering excellence across Oil & Gas and energy transition initiatives, including electrolysis and carbon capture facilities.

The role requires a Master's in Electrical Engineering, 5+ years in plant engineering, and strong coordination with other disciplines.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Electrical Engineering.
• 5+ years experience in a plant engineering company as an Electrical Engineer.
• Ability to work with multiple disciplines and coordinate workflow.
• Willingness to travel 3–6 months to other centers/sites.
• Fluent in English and strong communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Design of Electrical System for petrochemical and refinery industry;
• Planning, managing, monitoring, reviewing and approving the discipline’s work.
• Preparation of project documentation including one line diagrams, protection schematics, and substation layouts.
• Execution of electrical calculations (short circuit, power balance, cable calculations).
• Coordination with vendors, interfaces with client disciplines, and support in FEED/TA activities.
• Supervision of erection works and verification of documentation with standards and contract requirements.

Skills

Communication & coordination

Fluent English

Interpersonal skills

Team collaboration

Education

Master's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

MS Office

AutoCAD (ACAD)

Dialux

ETAP

Job description

Air Liquide Engineering & Construction Kraków seeks an Electrical Lead Engineer to spearhead electrical design and systems engineering for major EPC projects worldwide. You will drive engineering excellence across Oil & Gas and energy transition initiatives, including electrolysis and carbon capture facilities.

The role requires a Master's in Electrical Engineering, 5+ years in plant engineering, and strong coordination with other disciplines.