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Janitza North America is seeking a Project Engineer to support Electrical Power Monitoring Systems across North America. You will deploy, commission, and optimize EPMS, work with customers, sales, and engineering, and provide ongoing technical support for mission-critical facilities.
You will communicate complex technical information clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences, travel ~25% to sites, and drive successful project delivery with cross-functional teams.
LOCATION: Hybrid onsite in Ashburn, VA, or fully remote if you're based in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, or Southeast U.S., east of the Mississippi.
SALARY: $85,000 - $110,000 w/ 10% Annual Bonus
Full-Time | Exempt
Data centers and mission critical facilities are under more pressure than ever to run reliably and efficiently, which means demand for power monitoring expertise has never been higher. At our company, every employee's work has a direct impact on the level of service we deliver to our customers. If you want a role where your technical skills contribute directly to the uptime of infrastructure people depend on every day, this is a good place to be.
Janitza North America is the US based arm of Janitza electronics GmbH, a leading German manufacturer of electrical power monitoring hardware and software. A family-owned business, we make hardware and software to measure and analyze power quality measures for our data centers, mission critical facilities, and industrial manufacturing customers. With our tools, companies can take action to reduce energy costs, improve uptime, and decrease their carbon footprint.
As Project Engineer, you'll support the design, deployment, commissioning, and ongoing technical support of Electrical Power Monitoring Systems (EPMS) across North America. You'll report to the Director of Solutions and Technical Support and work closely with customers, sales, engineering, quality, and project management to deliver monitoring solutions for mission critical environments.
You work closely with customers, sales teams, engineers, and project stakeholders to deliver effective monitoring solutions for mission-critical environments. You are comfortable communicating with technical and non-technical audiences, from field technicians and consulting engineers to facility managers and executive leadership.
Ideally, you've diagnosed and troubleshot EPMS applications tied to low voltage electrical systems (480V), power metering, industrial networking, PLC/HMI integration, and common communication protocols, and you're good at working across internal teams and customers to resolve technical challenges quickly.