Senior Power Systems Controls Engineer

Eaton’s Electrical Engineering Services & Systems division is seeking a Senior Power Systems Controls Engineer to join our industry-leading team. In this role, you’ll lead the execution of complex projects involving the design, programming, installation, startup, maintenance, and optimization of automated control and power management systems. You’ll work closely with customers to deliver innovative, reliable, and efficient solutions that power critical infrastructure. This is a hybrid role with approximately 50% travel throughout the Gulf Region of the United States.

Our Power Systems Controls (PSC) team is a full-service integrator of the necessary systems, equipment, and technologies to provide a complete power systems & Microgrid control solutions. This team of talented engineers and technicians provides single point responsibility and seamless integration, transcending all major manufacturers of HMIs, PLCs, protective relays, and switchgear controls related components.

Please note the salary information shown above is a general guideline only. Salaries are based upon candidate skills, experience, and qualifications, as well as market and business considerations.

• •Create, modify, test, and deploy software for Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC’s), Data concentrators, Multi-function Protection Relays, Breaker Control Schemes, Generator Controllers, and Human Machine Interfaces (HMI’s) for Automatic Power Transfer applications (Main-Tie-Main, Main-Gen, Main-Tie-Main-Gen, Generator Paralleling Switchgear etc.).
• •Quote general turnkey control schemes (analyze specifications, price all applicable labor and materials, write a proposed scope of work, etc.)
• •Assist with factory testing and field start-ups as required.
• •Troubleshoot systems both onsite and remotely.
• •Select components and create bill of materials.
• •Provide sketches, mark-ups, and direction to Electrical Designers to develop project drawings.

• •Successfully complete and maintain compliance with Eaton’s safety program and policy; This includes role-applicable portions of the EESS Qualified Electrical Worker (QEW) program and any required annual re-certifications thereafter.
• •Submit to periodic customer required background and drug screenings.
• •Knowledge and understanding of best engineering practices for design of automation systems, power management systems, human-machine interface software, PLC programming, Microprocessor Relay programming, etc.
• •Working knowledge of test equipment and diagnostic instruments for automation and power management systems.
• •Knowledge of troubleshooting, test and repair techniques.
• •Computer literacy. Working knowledge of all software packages relevant to successful performance of tasks.
• •Knowledge of power system fundamentals
• •Experience reading and interpreting electrical drawing and schematics such as one-lines, control schematics, three-line diagrams, etc.
• •Knowledge of parts, part masters, bill of materials.
• •Knowledge and practice of safety precautions related to working with automation and power management systems.
• •Has demonstrated ability to provide service and represent company interests in developing customer relationships to assure long-term customer satisfaction.
• •Excellent interpersonal and communication/presentation skills
• •Experience with HMI (Human Machine Interface) software and power monitoring software packages.

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