Electrical Panel Design Engineer – Power Systems & Commissioning

Siemens; Wendell (NC); Presencial; USD 90.000 - 120.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Siemens in Wendell, North Carolina, seeks an experienced design engineer to create electrical, mechanical, and system drawings for substations, including protection schemes for control panels. You will prepare FAT/SAT procedures, provide technical guidance to customers, and support implementation, commissioning, and occasional sales proposals.

Candidates should have a bachelor's in electrical engineering and at least four years of power system experience with relays, protocols, and relevant

Formación

• Requires a bachelor's degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering.
• 4+ years of power system protection, control, and automation experience, including panel design.
• U.S. work authorization; no sponsorship.

Responsabilidades

• Design electrical, mechanical, and system drawings, logic diagrams, and protection schemes for substation protection, control, and automation panels.
• Prepare FAT/SAT procedures, provide technical guidance and customer support, and assist with implementation, commissioning, and occasional sales proposals.

Conocimientos

Electrical Panel Design

Power System Protection

Control And Automation Engineering

High-Voltage/Medium-Voltage Utilities

AC/DC Schematics

Wiring Diagrams

Protection Relays

IEC 61850

DNP3

Modbus

FAT/SAT

Commissioning

AutoCAD Electrical

AUCOTEC Engineering Base

ANSI/IEEE Standards

Customer Technical Support

Educación

Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering

Herramientas

AutoCAD Electrical

AUCOTEC Engineering Base

Descripción del empleo

Siemens in Wendell, North Carolina, seeks an experienced design engineer to create electrical, mechanical, and system drawings for substations, including protection schemes for control panels. You will prepare FAT/SAT procedures, provide technical guidance to customers, and support implementation, commissioning, and occasional sales proposals.

Candidates should have a bachelor's in electrical engineering and at least four years of power system experience with relays, protocols, and relevant