Power Systems Engineer I — Remote Work Eligible

RMS Energy; Michigan; Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full Benefits

401(k) with Company Match

Education Support

Generous PTO

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

RMS Energy in the United States is seeking an Electrical Engineer I to contribute to electrical power system design, protection, and control. The role involves assisting with studies, equipment specifications, and startup activities, with emphasis on safety and field support.

You'll work on protection schemes, relay settings, and coordination studies while collaborating with field teams, vendors, and internal stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a degree in electrical engineering or related field.
• Prior internship or coursework in power systems is preferred.
• Familiarity with electrical systems, wiring and equipment.

Responsibilities

• Assist with engineering design and analysis for electrical power systems.
• Create written specifications for equipment such as MCCs, switchboards and transformers.
• Perform short-circuit, coordination, and arc flash analysis.
• Generate drawing packages and installation plans for upgrades.
• Design control circuits and develop relay settings for relays.
• Review customer power systems and propose improvements.
• Provide technical data to field services teams and support in the field.
• Work safely around electrical equipment and understand system hazards.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Time management

Self-driven

Management ability

Microsoft Office

Education

Pursuing degree in Electrical Engineering or related field

Tools

SKM PowerTools

ETAP

EasyPower

AutoCAD

Job description

RMS Energy in the United States is seeking an Electrical Engineer I to contribute to electrical power system design, protection, and control. The role involves assisting with studies, equipment specifications, and startup activities, with emphasis on safety and field support.

You'll work on protection schemes, relay settings, and coordination studies while collaborating with field teams, vendors, and internal stakeholders.