ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

HIJOBS; United States; Remote; USD 73,000 - 113,000; Full time

Job summary

HIJOBS in Inverness is seeking an Electrical Engineer to join a specialist team delivering excitation, control and protection systems for synchronous machines across the UK.

You will work with asset owners and experienced engineers to design, commission, maintain and consult on critical power generation and industrial assets, supporting projects across Scotland, the UK and occasionally overseas.

Qualifications

• Responsibilities include design and integration of excitation, control and protection systems.
• Commissioning, testing and maintenance activities.
• Fault finding, troubleshooting and technical investigations.
• Supporting plant upgrades and modernisation projects.
• Technical consultancy and asset assessment activities.
• Preparing engineering documentation and technical reports.
• Providing direct technical support to customers.
• Supporting projects across Scotland, the UK and occasionally overseas.

Responsibilities

• Design and integration of excitation, control and protection systems.
• Commissioning, testing and maintenance activities.
• Fault finding, troubleshooting and technical investigations.
• Supporting plant upgrades and modernisation projects.
• Technical consultancy and asset assessment activities.
• Preparing engineering documentation and technical reports.
• Providing direct technical support to customers.
• Supporting projects across Scotland, the UK and occasionally overseas.

Job description

The Electrical Engineer will apply specialist expertise in excitation, control and protection systems for synchronous machines, supporting critical assets. Working with customers and experienced engineers, you will help solve complex technical challenges across design, commissioning, maintenance and consultancy activities.

Join a specialist engineering team supporting Scotland's energy future

We are looking for an Electrical Engineer to join our Inverness team, working directly with customers and experienced colleagues to deliver engineering solutions for critical power generation and industrial assets across the UK and occasionally overseas.This is an opportunity to develop specialist expertise in an increasingly rare discipline while working on some of the UK's most important energy infrastructure.

The Electrical Engineer will apply specialist expertise in excitation, control and protection systems for synchronous machines, supporting critical assets. Working with customers and experienced engineers, you will help solve complex technical challenges across design, commissioning, maintenance and consultancy activities.

Join a specialist engineering team supporting Scotland's energy future

We are looking for an Electrical Engineer to join our Inverness team, working directly with customers and experienced colleagues to deliver engineering solutions for critical power generation and industrial assets across the UK and occasionally overseas.This is an opportunity to develop specialist expertise in an increasingly rare discipline while working on some of the UK's most important energy infrastructure.

The Role

You will take technical responsibility and contribute to key engineering decisions across the design, commissioning, maintenance and ongoing support of synchronous machine control, excitation and protection systems.

Working directly with asset owners to make informed decisions about maintaining, upgrading and investing in critical plant. You will work closely with engineers and project managers across the wider EES team to deliver practical engineering solutions and maintain the high standards of technical expertise for which EES is known.

Responsibilities will include:

• Design and integration of excitation, control and protection systems
• Commissioning, testing and maintenance activities
• Fault finding, troubleshooting and technical investigations
• Supporting plant upgrades and modernisation projects
• Technical consultancy and asset assessment activities
• Preparing engineering documentation and technical reports
• Providing direct technical support to customers
• Supporting projects across Scotland, the UK and occasionally overseas

Why Join EES?

This role offers the opportunity to:

• Work on critical infrastructure that underpins Scotland's electricity system
• Develop specialist expertise in excitation, control and protection systems
• Take ownership of complex technical challenges
• Work directly with experienced engineers and major asset owners
• Contribute to hydroelectric, renewable energy and power generation projects
• Build a long-term career within a highly specialised engineering business

If you're looking for a role where engineering judgement, technical expertise and customer relationships are valued as highly as technical skills, we'd like to hear from you.