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Siemens Energy seeks an Electrical Engineer to join the Product Development team in Orlando. The role focuses on designing E-houses and integrating equipment with plant infrastructure, collaborating across a global, multidisciplinary team.
Candidates should have a strong electrical background, 5+ years of design experience, and travel up to 10%. This position requires US work authorization and offers opportunities in a high-tech energy environment.
Siemens Energy and Siemens Gamesa are becoming Omterra. \"We energize society\" by supporting our customers to make the transition to a more sustainable world, based on innovative technologies and our ability to turn ideas into reality. With nearly 100,000 employees around the world, we shape the energy systems of today and tomorrow.
The Electrical Systems department is seeking a talented Electrical Engineer to join our Product Development team.
The Electrical Systems department specifies, designs, and integrates power plant equipment, including E-houses, Excitation Systems, Start-Up Frequency Converters, Low Voltage Power Distribution Systems, Generator Protection, and Generator Electric Auxiliary Equipment.
The successful candidate will design and specify E-houses, ensuring integration with other electrical equipment and existing plant infrastructure.
This role requires a strong electrical engineering background, design expertise, and the ability to collaborate effectively within a global, multidisciplinary team including various engineering disciplines, supply chain management, quality management, and program management.
With approximately 100,000 employees operating in more than 90 countries, Siemens Energy is helping drive the global energy transition. Our people develop innovative technologies that support reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy generation around the world.
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