Electrical Tech Dev Program — Relocation & Training

Schneider Electric; Reno (NV); On-site; USD 54,000 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Training in Franklin, TN

Job summary

Schneider Electric in the United States is launching a Digital Engineering Application/Technician Development Program beginning July 2027. Participants complete a six-month training in Franklin, Tennessee, then transition into an Associate System Commissioning Specialist role supporting customers nationwide.

Relocation assistance is offered for both training and final assignment locations. The program emphasizes hands-on work with electrical power monitoring, networked devices, and software;

Qualifications

• Associate degree or two-year technical degree in a related field preferred.
• Experience installing software or operating systems.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications.
• Experience connecting devices or troubleshooting communications across a network.
• Ability to interpret electrical drawings and technical specifications.
• Strong communication, teamwork, and organizational skills.
• Willingness to travel 20-80% and relocate within the United States after training.

Responsibilities

• Support deployment, configuration, and commissioning of EPMS for data centers and commercial/industrial customers.
• Install, customize, and troubleshoot monitoring and control software used in electrical power distribution systems.
• Configure communications between devices and networks while troubleshooting connectivity issues.
• Interpret electrical drawings, specifications, and system documentation to support project execution.
• Collaborate with Application Engineers, contractors, and end users during construction and commissioning activities.
• Perform system startup, testing, customer training, and documentation of completed projects.
• Assist customers in defining system requirements and optimizing system performance.

Skills

Customer focus

Communication

Electrical power systems

Networking & device communications

Problem solving

Technical documentation

Safety & compliance

Education

Associate degree or two-year technical degree in Electrical Power Systems or related field

Job description

Schneider Electric in the United States is launching a Digital Engineering Application/Technician Development Program beginning July 2027. Participants complete a six-month training in Franklin, Tennessee, then transition into an Associate System Commissioning Specialist role supporting customers nationwide.

Relocation assistance is offered for both training and final assignment locations. The program emphasizes hands-on work with electrical power monitoring, networked devices, and software;