Electrical Controls Engineer – Substation Relay Protection

Electrical Controls Engineer – Substation Relay Protection

Commissioning / Electrical Controls Engineer – Substation Relay Protection with Mase Consulting Ltd.

Global company providing turnkey solutions for some of the world’s most advanced electrical infrastructure projects. The firm has revenues beyond one billion and continues to grow year on year.

Sponsorship and Relocation offered – however candidates must speak intermediate level of Italian and English.

Do you enjoy the practical hands‑on elements of Electrical Engineering and the technical challenges associated with power transmission and distribution projects?

• €50K – €85K Basic (dependent on seniority) – inclusive of 13th month salary
• 2‑4% Company Bonus
• 25% Extra Pay, when on customer site
• Credit Card – Travel Expenses, Hotels, Transport
• Medical / Dental / Optical Insurance (Family Cover)
• Under Italian Contract – All local legal requirements
• Relocation Support
• 35 Days Holiday (Inclusive of public holidays)

About The Role

As a Commissioning / Controls Engineer you will be responsible for:

• Spending 30% of your time on customer sites across Italy and 70% operating from the client’s facility in Milan.
• Completing factory acceptance testing of control panels, ensuring systems are produced to specification and wired correctly.
• Commissioning electrical systems at power transmission and distribution substations (installations can take 2 days to 2 weeks depending on project size).
• Supporting the project managers and technical leads with the development of projects, configuration of devices, system design, etc.
• Conducting site installation, testing and commissioning.

About You

Ideally you have the right to work in Italy, however the client is open to providing sponsorship should your skills and experience relate extremely well to the opening.

Successful candidates will possess a minimum of 3‑5 years experience installing and commissioning control panels, power panels or switchgear in power generation facilities, substations or power transmission and distribution environments.

It is essential that you speak intermediate or above level of Italian and English and hold a valid driving license.

Electrical Engineering is beneficial; a general Technician Degree is acceptable.

Exposure to SCADA, ProfiBus, Modbus, DNP3 (Distribution Network Protocol), IEC 61850 would be highly advantageous, as would knowledge of relay protection products.

Experience designing substations is not required if you have the knowledge and confidence to work independently.

Next Steps

Click the apply button to send us your CV. If we think you’re a great fit for this role, we’ll be in touch in the next couple of days.

Thank you for taking the time to read about this opportunity. We look forward to hearing from you,

Team Mase.

Job Ref: 162-1957-LI

Location: Based within a 1-hour commute of Milan, Italy (or willing to relocate to this area)

Seniority Level

Mid‑Senior level

Employment Type

Full‑time

Industry

Electrical Equipment Manufacturing, Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution, and Electric Power Generation

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