Field Service Engineer in Training – Energy Turbines

Siemens Energy; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 72,000 - 79,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career growth opportunities

Health and wellness benefits

Paid time off

401K savings plan

Parental leave

Job summary

Siemens Energy is offering a Field Service Engineer in Training Program that combines classroom instruction with hands-on field experience across North America. You will work with experienced engineers to support energy infrastructure and gain skills to become a field engineering expert.

The program expects a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or related field, willingness to travel extensively (200-250 days/year), and a readiness to work long hours during outages and projects.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or related field by start date.
• Willing to travel 200-250 days per year, with extended time away from home.
• Willingness to work long weeks (60-84 hours during peak periods).
• Open to extended stays at customer sites across the US.

Responsibilities

• Complete classroom and instructor-led training in Orlando, FL and Houston, TX.
• Supervise technicians during power plant maintenance shutdowns.
• Coordinate upgrading of mechanical and electrical systems on turbine generators to increase power output and efficiency.
• Travel to power generation facilities across North America to support outages, maintenance, and upgrades.
• Develop expertise in power generation systems and field engineering practices.

Skills

Mechanical engineering

Willingness to travel

Team leadership

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Siemens Energy is offering a Field Service Engineer in Training Program that combines classroom instruction with hands-on field experience across North America. You will work with experienced engineers to support energy infrastructure and gain skills to become a field engineering expert.

The program expects a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or related field, willingness to travel extensively (200-250 days/year), and a readiness to work long hours during outages and projects.