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Excellent working knowledge in Printed Circuit Board (PCB) and low voltage circuit design for power and control applications. Develops functional specifications for electrical/ electro-mechanical systems and power distribution components.
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Design, develop, and test all aspects of electrical systems including battery monitoring, AC/DC power converters, DC/DC power converters, precision sensors, analog circuit design and digital circuit design.
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The Power Systems Technician II is expected to perform service, test and maintain various types of power distribution equipment. Power Systems Tech II performs testing and service work while generally requiring direct supervision.
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The position involves full-stack development of mixed signal printed circuit boards (PCBs) containing high speed digital circuitry, embedded systems, power conversion, and/or related technologies, as well as associated chassis and interface wiring design.
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Extensive knowledge of embedded electronics, including analog, digital and power circuit design, required. + Perform analog circuit design including power supply design (switching and linear), voltage and current I/O circuitry, as well as circuits with discrete semiconductors.
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Field Tech- Power Systems Technicians or NETA Technicians are expected to perform service, test and maintain various types of power transmission and distribution equipment. Power Systems Tech III performs testing and service work and can mentor, lead level I and level II Techs as directed by Supervisor/Manager.
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Develop, lead, and own digital, analog, and mixed-signal circuit avionic designs that interact with avionics systems (including sensors and electromechanical/electrohydraulic actuators.
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Electrical responsibilities will include working on electrical/critical power distribution from the Utility/Generator main switchgear through the UPS systems out to the customer load including power circuit installations.
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These systems include, transformers, PLC’s, generators, switchgear, UPS systems, STS’, ATS’ PDU’s, chilled water systems, CRAC/CRAH, wet sprinkler systems and pre-action sprinkler, network equipment, transmission media, cabling infrastructure, security hardware, and CCTV.
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Power Systems Technicians or NETA Technicians are expected to perform service, test and maintain various types of power transmission and distribution equipment. Power Systems Tech IV performs testing and service work and can mentor, lead level I and level II and level III Techs as directed by Supervisor/Manager.
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Familiarity with power electronics or battery management systems for Lithium battery chemistry. Minimum 10 years of hands-on engineering experience concepting, building, and troubleshooting power electronics systems.
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Troubleshooting of ATS’s, switchgear, PLC’s, protective relays, circuit breakers , isochronous governing systems, and generator control systems. The AES Field Service Engineer will be responsible for startups, emergency repairs, modifications, testing, retrofits, modernizations, upgrades and warranty on electrical power distribution, control and switchgear.
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Applicable design experience could include power systems studies (load flow and short circuit analysis, coordination and arc flash studies), lighting systems, and network design for municipal and government facilities.
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Additionally, you will have hands-on hardware integration and test tasks, being hands-on in the lab environment with hardware such as commercial test equipment, test sets, custom electronics (simple to very complex), printed circuit boards (PCBs), hi-voltage power supply units, and seeker subsystems/systems.
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Installs and connects equipment to wiring system; tests circuits for continuity and proper connections, using a battery and buzzer, or light bulb, installs buss duct, main power lines and systems, circuit breakers, transformers, and all other electrical equipment included in power systems.
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