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Hitachi Energy is seeking a Field Service Engineer to work at customer substations and power facilities across the United States. You will provide technical support during installation, commissioning, testing, acceptance and handover, with hands-on work on high voltage GIS equipment in active environments.
You will lead on-site activities, troubleshoot with field teams, and coordinate with customers and subcontractors to ensure safe, reliable operation of critical infrastructure across the US
The Opportunity
As a Field Service Engineer supporting Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS), you work directly at customer substations and power facilities across the United States, providing technical support throughout all phases of project execution, including installation, commissioning, testing, acceptance, and handover. This is a US‑based field service role focused on hands‑on engineering work with High Voltage GIS equipment in active operating environments. You support multiple customer sites based on service demand, troubleshoot electrical and mechanical issues, and coordinate on‑site activities to ensure safe and reliable operation of critical power infrastructure. Your work contributes to grid reliability, safety, and modernization across the US transmission and substation landscape, while offering broad exposure to GIS systems and customer‑facing service work within the power industry.
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More About Us
Working in Hitachi Energy’s US High Voltage Service organization provides hands‑on exposure to advanced GIS technology, complex field service environments, and collaboration with experienced professionals supporting the US power grid.
Pay Transparency Statement (Massachusetts)
The salary range for this position is $81,700 – $102,100 per year. This range represents the pay that the Company reasonably and in good faith expects to offer for this position in Massachusetts. Actual compensation will be based on factors such as relevant experience, education, skills, and internal equity.