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Job summary
NKT in Sweden is seeking a Product Applications Engineer Utilities to support customers and sales with technical application knowledge for medium- and high-voltage cable systems. The role involves executing product roadmap activities for Nordic utility markets, technical support, and collaboration across functions. Ideal candidates have a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering and experience in the electrical industry. The position can be remote within Sweden, with regular presence in Falun. Join NKT in shaping cable solutions for modern power grids.
Qualifications
Experience within the electrical industry, preferably with cables or utility networks.
Understanding of power grids from manufacturer, grid owner, or installer viewpoints.
Structured and cooperative working style.
Responsibilities
Execute product roadmap activities for selected Nordic utility markets.
Act as first technical contact for customers and sales, gathering market needs.
Support new product development including testing, validation, and documentation.
Provide tender support, simulations, electrical calculations, and cable dimensioning.
Represent NKT in customer meetings, standards work, training sessions, and fairs.
Skills
Electrical calculations
Cable dimensioning
Technical support
Fluency in Swedish
Fluency in English
Education
B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or equivalent qualification
Job description
NKT in Sweden is seeking a Product Applications Engineer Utilities to support customers and sales with technical application knowledge for medium- and high-voltage cable systems. The role involves executing product roadmap activities for Nordic utility markets, technical support, and collaboration across functions. Ideal candidates have a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering and experience in the electrical industry. The position can be remote within Sweden, with regular presence in Falun. Join NKT in shaping cable solutions for modern power grids.