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Work would include electrical system analysis including load flow, short circuit, coordination and arc flash studies, as well as engineering of microgrid (distributed generation), battery storage energy systems, and photovoltaic electrical systems including studies and system modeling.
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UES is a nationwide leader in Geotechnical Engineering, Construction Materials Testing and Inspection, Building Code Compliance, Environmental, Occupational Health & Safety, and Building Envelope.
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MS or PhD in one of the following areas: Chemical Engineering, Electrochemistry, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, and/or Physics. BS and 5 years of relevant experience in one of the following fields: Chemical Engineering, Electrochemistry, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, and/or Physics.
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Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, materials engineering, manufacturing engineering, chemical engineering, electrical engineering, or another STEM related field.
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The Design Engineer is responsible for evaluation, design, project management and construction management of modifications and capital improvements for OPPD electrical generation facilities to assure safe, economical and reliable operation.
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We are seeking an experienced R&D systems engineer with an electrical engineering background (job title: R&D Electrical Engineer) for the W80-4 Life Extension Program.
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As a comprehensive authority in the field of electrical and energy services, Faith leads industry change through a dedicated investment in technology, strategic project consulting and process engineering that drives productivity, value, and above all, safety.
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Faith Technologies, a division of Faith Technologies Incorporated (FTI), is an energy expert and national leader in electrical planning, engineering, design and installation. Supports usage of Faith internal resources to include, but not limited to Excellerate, Precon, APC, Productivity, Engineering, Estimating, etc.
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The Foreman I responsible for supervising electrical installations, troubleshooting, and maintenance within the commercial and industrial settings. Employees at FTI grow faster because they are a part of a nationally leading team of electrical planners, engineers, designers, electricians, and business professionals.
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Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering (Masters degree preferred) in addition to 8 plus years of experience in project execution, milestone schedules, and leading teams.
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One of the Southeast’s most comprehensive multi-disciplined firms, GMC is equipped to provide all of the services associated with architecture, interior design, civil engineering, environmental services, landscape architecture, planning, transportation engineering, geotechnical engineering, electrical engineering, surveying and disaster recovery.
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Preferred Qualifications:MS or PhD in one of the following areas: Chemical Engineering, Electrochemistry, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, and/or Physics.
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Basic Qualifications:BS and 5 years of relevant experience in one of the following fields: Chemical Engineering, Electrochemistry, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, and/or Physics.
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Requirement:*Seeking an experienced Electrical Design Engineer with skills in hardware, firmware and software. Knowledge of all or some of the following:*Digital and analog circuit design*Firmware development in C Language*Embedded Systems*LabView*Schematic capture and PCB Layout*Sensors (pressure/speed/position)*National instruments hardwareDuties:*Design and Development of electronic devices through reverse engineering of OEM components.
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Minimum of five (5) years’ electrical system analysis and design engineering experience, with exposure to facility operations and electrical installation projects involving Renewable Natural Gas plant co-generation, engine-generators, heating, cooling, lighting, motors, building controls, and automation technologies.
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