Nexamp
Lead Commissioning Engineer
New York, New York · Director
Sponsorship not specified$140k-$155kDetected 36 days ago
Power ElectronicsResearchCommunicationSCADA
About the role
- Are you passionate about improving our environment for this generation and those to follow?
- Be on the team that's changing the world.
- You will report to the Director, Commissioning Engineering.
Responsibilities
- Acting as a primary troubleshooting resource for the Commissioning Engineering and Field Commissioning teams, providing expert level support on common electrical, protection, and SCADA/communications issues surfaced during commissioning and early operations.
- Support continuous improvement of networking equipment, products, and quality assurance processes by conducting research, contributing to commissioning best-practices documentation, and actively sharing experience and best practices.
- Are you ready to take on new challenges and collaborate with a future-focused team leading the way into new markets?
Requirements
- This is where you can learn from industry leaders and become one yourself.
Nice to have
- At least 7 years of experience designing and commissioning electrical power systems, or network design.
- At least 4 years of experience in renewables such as Solar, Wind, and Storage,
- Knowledge of inverter parameter setting procedures.
- Knowledge and experience with technical communications protocols (Modbus/TCP, DNP3.0, etc.), commonly used controls software/hardware platforms, and communication standards (MESA, Sunspec, etc.).
- Working knowledge and hands-on experience with various relays, meters, SCADA Gateways, and Data Concentrators, experience with programming of RTACs, preferred.
- Expertise in commissioning and resolving site technical issues, proven success in independently troubleshooting challenging SCADA related technical issues.
Compensation
- $140k-$155k
Benefits
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent education/certification background.
Company info
- Do you want to be a part of the clean energy movement?
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