MV Transformer Field Engineer & Reliability Specialist

TMEIC Corporation Americas; Georgia; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

TMEIC Corporation Americas seeks an engineer to serve as the technical bridge for MV transformers, coordinating diagnostics, testing, and service activities across engineering, OEMs, and customers to improve reliability and lifecycle performance.

Responsibilities include RCA, fleet assessments, and defining maintenance approaches while ensuring compliance with safety standards and industry guidelines; travel up to 50% is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in electrical or mechanical engineering or equivalent via education and/or work experience.
• Master of science in electrical or mechanical engineering or related field (preferred).
• Proficiency with transformer testing equipment (TTR, winding resistance, insulation resistance, PF/DF).
• Safety standards knowledge: OSHA, NFPA 70E; industry standards: NESC, NFPA 70B, ANSI/NETA ATS-MTS-ETT.

Responsibilities

• Perform RCA on in-service MV transformers using electrical, mechanical, and fluid diagnostics.
• Conduct fleet reliability and condition assessments for MV transformers.
• Evaluate repair vs. replacement strategies and develop maintenance schedules.
• Coordinate testing, inspection, commissioning, and service support for MV transformers.
• Manage customer support cases and coordinate resolution across engineering, field services, and suppliers.

Skills

RCA

Field testing

Diagnostics

Communication

Leadership

Problem solving

Education

B.S. in electrical or mechanical engineering

M.S. in electrical or mechanical engineering (preferred)

Tools

MS Office

Job description

TMEIC Corporation Americas seeks an engineer to serve as the technical bridge for MV transformers, coordinating diagnostics, testing, and service activities across engineering, OEMs, and customers to improve reliability and lifecycle performance.

Responsibilities include RCA, fleet assessments, and defining maintenance approaches while ensuring compliance with safety standards and industry guidelines; travel up to 50% is required.