Field Electrical Deployment Technician (Power Systems)

Vertiv Co; Ashburn (VA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Vertiv is seeking a Project Deployment Technician - AC Power to perform technical start-up and commissioning of large UPS and switchgear orders on-site across North America. You will work independently under the supervision of the Site Leader or Senior Project Start Up Engineer and receive accelerated on-the-job training.

Typical projects last 6–12 months. Travel ~80% (North America) with a flexible schedule including weekends, evenings, and holidays.

Qualifications

• Technical/Undergraduate Degree or equivalent industry experience.
• Read and interpret electrical line diagrams and blueprints.
• Solid foundation in Ohm's Law and electronic theory.

Responsibilities

• On-site and phone technical assistance to customers.
• Scheduled maintenance per company guidelines.
• Implement Field Change Notices.
• Stay current on Safety Bulletins and Service Tips.
• Maximize productivity by combining service opportunities.
• Make technical decisions under pressure.
• Meet on-site response time requirements.
• Lead by example with professionalism.
• Timely reporting: timecards, expenses, mileage, ticket closure.
• Maintain inventory and company property (vehicle, laptop, phone, PPE, test equipment).
• Follow all published safety guidelines and PPE requirements.
• Report work-related incidents within 8 hours.
• Adhere to Fatigue Management policy.

Skills

Electrical theory

Troubleshooting

Site evaluation

Mechanical aptitude

Reading schematics

Education

Technical/Undergraduate Degree or equivalent industry experience

Tools

Electrical test equipment

Blueprint Reading

Job description

Vertiv is seeking a Project Deployment Technician - AC Power to perform technical start-up and commissioning of large UPS and switchgear orders on-site across North America. You will work independently under the supervision of the Site Leader or Senior Project Start Up Engineer and receive accelerated on-the-job training.

Typical projects last 6–12 months. Travel ~80% (North America) with a flexible schedule including weekends, evenings, and holidays.