Lead Power Systems Commissioning Engineer (LV/MV/DC)

INP Schweiz AG; Indiana (PA); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Technical trainings

Career development

Flexible time off

Team events

Support with equipment and expenses

Job summary

INP Schweiz AG seeks a commissioning engineer to lead electrical power system commissioning across LV, MV, and DC components in large-scale plants. You will perform testing, startup activities for batteries, inverters, DC/DC converters, and switchgear, and ensure installations follow manufacturers' instructions.

Ideal candidates will have experience in cold/hot commissioning, strong power systems knowledge, and the ability to work independently.

Qualifications

• Experience in cold and hot commissioning of large scale power plants and/or large industrial plants.
• Independent work style and strong electrical power systems expertise.
• Experience in commissioning electrical protection systems is a plus.
• Ability to communicate in English.
• Valid work permit in Europe.

Responsibilities

• Lead Commissioning of electrical power systems LV - MV - DC.
• Take responsibility for electrical testing and start-up of batteries, DC/AC Inverters, DC/DC Converters, MV switchgear and protection, LV switchgear.
• Inspect and advise on electrical power systems installation according to manufacturers' instructions.
• Complete commissioning procedures according to specification and instructions.
• Troubleshoot LV/MV/DC systems, collaborate and feedback corrective measures on engineering and design.

Skills

Electrical power systems

Commissioning large plants

English communication

Job description

INP Schweiz AG seeks a commissioning engineer to lead electrical power system commissioning across LV, MV, and DC components in large-scale plants. You will perform testing, startup activities for batteries, inverters, DC/DC converters, and switchgear, and ensure installations follow manufacturers' instructions.

Ideal candidates will have experience in cold/hot commissioning, strong power systems knowledge, and the ability to work independently.