Commissioning Field Engineer III – MV Electrical Systems

U.S. Electrical Testing; Virginia (MN); On-site; USD 62,000 - 94,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Medical, dental, vision, life, anddis

Disability insurance

Paid time off

Tuition reimbursement

401k Retirement Plan

Military Reserve pay offset

Paid maternity leave

Job summary

U.S. Electrical Testing seeks a Commissioning Engineer to lead final testing, startup, and commissioning of low and medium voltage equipment across field and manufacturing sites.

You will review electrical deliverables, perform basic calculations, and ensure compliance with NEC/NETA standards while maintaining safety. This role requires 10+ years of relevant electrical experience (or 8+ with higher education) and U.S.

Qualifications

• Minimum 10+ years of relevant electrical experience with HS diploma or GED, OR 8+ years with associate or bachelor’s degree with 5+ years of relevant electrical experience.
• Possess a valid/active U.S. Work Authorization.
• Knowledge of industry standards including NEC, NFPA 70E, and NETA ATS/MTS.

Responsibilities

• Assists more experienced Commissioning specialist coordinating, and reviewing electrical deliverables
• Prepares and reviews simple electrical sketches, CX plans, and data sheets
• Performs simple routine electrical calculations
• Assists in review of supplier documentation for compliance with specifications
• Uses the electrical engineering web site to access department guides and standards

Skills

Electrical systems understanding

Reading sketches/drawings

Safety awareness

Team collaboration

Education

HS diploma or GED

Associate or Bachelor’s degree

Job description

U.S. Electrical Testing seeks a Commissioning Engineer to lead final testing, startup, and commissioning of low and medium voltage equipment across field and manufacturing sites.

You will review electrical deliverables, perform basic calculations, and ensure compliance with NEC/NETA standards while maintaining safety. This role requires 10+ years of relevant electrical experience (or 8+ with higher education) and U.S.