Electrical Design Engineer: MV Switchgear & Schematics

Eaton; Sincan; On-site; TRY 420,000 - 660,000; Full time

Job summary

Eaton is seeking an Electrical Design Engineer in Turkey to produce design documents, schemes and drawings for ATO/ETO/MTS projects, ensuring a complete information package for production of switchgear and substation lines.

You will generate CoE for IEC MV gear, verify specs, design wiring schemes with EPLAN, create BoM in SAP, and support manufacturing with continuous improvement and cross‑functional coordination.

Qualifications

• B.Sc. in Electrical/Electrical Electronics/Power System/Energy Systems.
• Minimum 2 years of experience in similar roles.

Responsibilities

• Customer Order Engineering for IEC MV gear and switchgears.
• Ensure completeness of specifications and request additional info if needed.
• Electrical wiring schemes and primary/secondary drawings using EPLAN.
• Create BoM and product configuration in SAP.
• Prepare manufacturing data for cable harnesses and WO creation.
• Support production and assembly with feasibility, costs and materials.
• Contribute to continuous improvement via A3 and 5Why methodologies.
• Coordinate with application/electrical/ordering teams on technical matters.
• Document activities per procedures and reflect ERP changes with Change Management.

Skills

Power System

MV & LV distribution

Engineering calculations

Electrical components knowledge

Turkish (v/w)

English (v/w)

Procedures & standards

Problem solving

Communication

Time management

Reporting

Education

B.Sc. Electrical / Electrical Electronics / Power System / Energy Systems

Tools

EPLAN

SAP

Job description

Eaton is seeking an Electrical Design Engineer in Turkey to produce design documents, schemes and drawings for ATO/ETO/MTS projects, ensuring a complete information package for production of switchgear and substation lines.

You will generate CoE for IEC MV gear, verify specs, design wiring schemes with EPLAN, create BoM in SAP, and support manufacturing with continuous improvement and cross‑functional coordination.