Global LV Commissioning Engineer – Switchboards & Systems

Schneider Electric; Gävleborgs län; On-site; SEK 663,130 - 884,173; Full time

Job summary

Schneider Electric is seeking a Commissioning Engineer for Low Voltage Systems to support customers and projects across Europe. You will provide on-site services for LV distribution solutions, including commissioning, diagnostics, troubleshooting, maintenance and customer support.

The role involves startup, field service, and on-site adjustments on equipment such as OKKEN, Prisma, Masterpact, ATS, power meters and protection relays. International travel approximately 70% is required.

Qualifications

• Strong technical background in electrical engineering with hands-on commissioning or field service experience.
• 5 years' experience with commissioning and/or field service in Low Voltage power distribution.

Responsibilities

• Perform startup and commissioning across the Low Voltage product range.
• Evaluate unit and system installation readiness for start-up.
• Perform onsite adjustments to optimize running conditions.
• Identify causes of failures through root-cause analysis (quality, software or operational).
• Collaborate with Schneider Electric service engineers and partners during site interventions.
• Document test results and produce site work reports.
• Train customers on basic equipment operation.
• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance for Low Voltage products.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Low Voltage distribution

Commissioning

Field service

Education

University degree

Tools

MS Office

AutoCAD

Job description

Schneider Electric is seeking a Commissioning Engineer for Low Voltage Systems to support customers and projects across Europe. You will provide on-site services for LV distribution solutions, including commissioning, diagnostics, troubleshooting, maintenance and customer support.

The role involves startup, field service, and on-site adjustments on equipment such as OKKEN, Prisma, Masterpact, ATS, power meters and protection relays. International travel approximately 70% is required.