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BackgroundBachelor’s degree, Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology OR equivalent military experience OR Associates Degree with 2 or more years’ experience in servicing critical power equipmentWill consider High School Diploma/GED and 10 or more years’ experience.
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Candidate must have experience with Electrical industrial maintenance as a field service engineer/representative/technician, electrician, power distribution technician, and project manager.
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Power Systems Field Service Technician OR Field Customer Service Engineer. This includes industries in power generation, power distribution, power transmission, regional transmission organizations (RTOs), independent system operators (ISOs), electrical contracting, power quality, back-up power, packaged power, battery power, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), power protection and controls, electrical testing, power equipment maintenance, acceptance testing, commissioning, solar energy, wind energy, hydro energy, tidal energy, and geothermal energy.
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Vast experience working in the field on Mission Critical Power related electrical systems including PDUs, switchgear, ATS, STS, and UPS with hands on knowledge of AC and DC electrical theory.
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In this role, you will be responsible for performing startup, commissioning, service, and preventive maintenance on equipment, including static transfer switches, power distribution equipment, and remote power panels.
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I specifically recruit for and support mission critical power, electrical power, renewable energy, utility, electric and smart grid development, data center growth, digital and electrical infrastructure, construction, and the electric vehicle (EV) markets.
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This role utilizes a diverse knowledge of electrical and power equipment, specifications, design, and industry best practices and code compliance to provide technical support and oversight of field-based activities.
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Jeremy Nickell | President and Managing Partner at Power Careers LLC. Service experience with various electrical power systems. We know the electric power supply chain from generation, to transmission to distribution, storage and quality assessment.
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Our client is a cutting-edge, solutions aimed company positioned to maximize the operational efficiency of computers, servers, routers, and other essential equipment. Associate degree in electrical field, OR.
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Bachelor's degree, Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology or equivalent military experience or Associates Degree with 2 or more years experience in servicing critical power equipment.
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2+ years of experience in servicing critical power equipment. Bachelor's or associate's degree in electrical engineering or related field preferred. Proactively identify potential equipment failures and request proactive corrective actions.
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Strong background in engines and engine management systems; automation and process controls and experience working with rotating equipment (turbines, compressors, and generators); or experience in the petrochemical and power generation industries (natural gas plants, Client facilities and gas turbines such as Siemens, Baker Hughes, Mitsubishi, Dresser Rand.
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