Electrical Testing Field Engineer II — Relay & Metering

M.C. Dean; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

401k retirement plan

Paid time off

Tuition reimbursement

Maternity leave

Job summary

M.C. Dean is seeking a field service professional to install, program, test, and maintain protective relaying and metering systems for transmission and distribution operations. You will diagnose issues, interpret schematics, and coordinate repairs in industrial environments and data centers.

The role requires travel up to 25–50% and a strong background in electrical testing, relays, and safety standards. Competitive benefits accompany a comprehensive safety-centric work culture.

Qualifications

• Requires 4+ years of relevant electrical experience or an associate degree with 2+ years of experience or a bachelor’s degree with 1+ year of experience.
• Ability to travel domestically and internationally up to 25–50%
• Certification in NETA/NICET preferred or equivalent practical experience

Responsibilities

• Install, program, test, and maintain protective relaying and metering systems.
• Analyze test results and interpret electrical diagrams to locate faults.
• Coordinate testing and repairs with other departments and clients.
• Ensure compliance with electrical safety standards and LOTO procedures.
• Provide mentorship to junior technicians and document test results.

Skills

Electrical testing

Relays programming

Schematic interpretation

Troubleshooting

Travel readiness

MS Excel

Education

Associate degree in Electrical Technology

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Doble

Omicron

Megger

Vanguard

Fluke meters

Job description

M.C. Dean is seeking a field service professional to install, program, test, and maintain protective relaying and metering systems for transmission and distribution operations. You will diagnose issues, interpret schematics, and coordinate repairs in industrial environments and data centers.

The role requires travel up to 25–50% and a strong background in electrical testing, relays, and safety standards. Competitive benefits accompany a comprehensive safety-centric work culture.