Support IT equipment and systems for the automotive engineering team.
Responsibilities
Install, commission and maintain IT devices and systems such as mobile devices, telephone systems, workstations, network clients, terminals, printers and SAP
Analyze faults using test software and diagnostic systems and resolve issues via software settings or hardware component changes
Commission and install end devices and systems, including standard software and optional modules
Document and hand over installations to users
Inform users about device usage and integrated software, and implement specific solutions per customer requirements
Conceptualizing, designing, and optimizing the electrical scope within TAS’s modular components and systems for manufacturing operations.
Responsibilities
Design and develop innovative modular components and systems for manufacturing processes.
Responsible for the design of the whole electrical system including one-line diagram, point-to-point schematic, and compiling bill of materials.
Provide expert advisory services on the projects and participate in meetings and conferences.
Work closely with the Design team utilizing CAD software to create detailed 3D models and technical drawings.
Responsible for sizing, selection, and purchase assistance for LV/MV switchgear, starter, VFDs, MCCs, conduit, conductors, transformers, and motor operated equipment.
Shape the future of electrical infrastructure by leading advanced protection and control designs for transmission, distribution, and renewable energy projects.
Compensation
For candidates applying to a U.S. based position, the pay range for this position is between $113,200.00 and $188,800.00.
Responsibilities
Design, review, and Professional Engineer stamp protection schemes, electrical schematics, and relay settings for substations, data centers, and battery energy storage systems.
Coordinate technical aspects of power substation projects to ensure safe operation, reviewing load flow, fault, and relay coordination studies.
Mentor secondary design teams, establish technical standards, develop design templates, and lead root cause analyses.
Collaborate with project managers, clients, and standards committees like the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) to advance industry practices.
Director of System Protection responsible for electrical protective relaying schemes, SCADA configuration, and project management across Consumers Energy's electric system.
Compensation
Competitive compensation packages
Responsibilities
Establish and monitor systems and procedures for measuring progress
Coordinate preparation of reports required by senior leadership or regulatory agencies
Develop budgets, schedules, and performance standards for engineering programs
Evaluate and select vendors for engineering supplies and equipment
Negotiate research contracts and agreements with outside contractors
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from an ABET accredited program with ten or more years of experience in project management in regulatory environment
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from a non-ABET accredited program plus a Professional Engineering license with ten or more years of experience in project management in regulatory environment
Responsible for protection and control field services activities, including commissioning, testing, maintenance, and troubleshooting of substation and transmission power equipment.
Responsibilities
Commissioning, testing, maintaining, and troubleshooting protective relaying, controls, and communication equipment associated with substation and transmission power lines.
Complete construction projects and substation routines as assigned, ensuring they are completed without service interruptions.
Coordinating substation outages and commissioning activities with multiple internal and external stakeholders.
Develop and use safe and efficient work practices to prevent safety and operational incidents.
Develop and share technical expertise in 3-phase power, relaying, SCADA, and substation testing techniques with other engineers.