Electrical Commissioning Engineer – Indianapolis

Superior; Edgewood (IN); On-site; USD 62,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Dental Plan

Long Term Disability, Short Term...

Life Insurance

Vacation/PTO

401K Plan

Health Savings Account

Maternity and Parental Leave

Job summary

Superior is seeking a Commissioning Engineer to support Field and Project Operations in Indianapolis, Indiana. You will develop energization methods (MOPs), assist LOTO planning, and ensure systems are ready for safe energization on site.

You will collaborate with manufacturers and owners, manage commissioning progress, identify startup risks, and help resolve issues. A background in electrical building systems and MV/LV distribution, plus NFPA/NEC/70E knowledge, is required.

Qualifications

• Experience in design, construction, and installation of electrical building systems.
• Experience with quality control, testing, and commissioning of electrical systems.
• Strong knowledge of MV/LV power distribution incl switchgear, UPS, gensets.
• Familiarity with NFPA, NEC, NFPA 70E and related codes.

Responsibilities

• Develop energization methods and procedures (MOPs).
• Support LOTO planning and energized work coordination.
• Lead portions of pre-energization readiness reviews.
• Identify startup risks and assist issue resolution.
• Track commissioning progress and coordinate QA efforts.
• Collaborate with manufacturers, distributors, and testing partners.
• Interface with owners and project stakeholders to address technical questions.

Skills

Electrical systems design

Quality control & commissioning

MV/LV power distribution

NFPA/NEC/70E codes

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Job description

Superior is seeking a Commissioning Engineer to support Field and Project Operations in Indianapolis, Indiana. You will develop energization methods (MOPs), assist LOTO planning, and ensure systems are ready for safe energization on site.

You will collaborate with manufacturers and owners, manage commissioning progress, identify startup risks, and help resolve issues. A background in electrical building systems and MV/LV distribution, plus NFPA/NEC/70E knowledge, is required.