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Tasked as the lead Electrical Power Systems engineer working on unique and exciting spacecraft missions to include national defense and civil space. This position is for an experienced power systems engineer who can provide added value to the Electrical Power and Distribution Subsystem (EPDS) team for spacecraft programs throughout the company.
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Job Summary: We are seeking an experienced and dynamic Lead Power Electronics Engineer with a robust background in power systems and a proven track record of working on Navy projects or contracts.
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At ERCOT, our diverse and dynamic work environment provides a platform on which employees can work together to build the future of the Texas power grid and wholesale market utilizing the latest technologies and resources.
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Join us as a Embedded Systems Engineer, where you'll be at the forefront of designing avionics, power electronics, and battery systems. Join us and become part of a team that's recognized as a leader in instrument, avionics, and aircraft power solutions.
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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. Compensation: Pay rangefor a Field Tech/Power Systems Tech I to a level IV range from $25 to $65 (depending on skillset, certification, and experience) per hour and eligible for overtime.
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Responsibilities include operating and maintaining all plant components including gas and steam turbine, heat recovery steam generators, environmental control, steam & water quality, cooling tower, boiler feed, condensate, circulating water and fuel systems.
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The Control Systems section within the Sensor Power and Analog Design Department (SPAD) has an exciting employment opportunity for a Senior Engineer with motion control experience. Power Distribution - Ground, Air, Shipboard, and Space, Power Generation, Line Voltage, High Current, Low Voltage, Micro-Power, DC, AC, Multi-Phase Power Control, Fault Reporting, Isolation, Protection Circuits, Redundant Systems.
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Understanding of burner management systems, combustion control processes, and boiler control systems for maximizing efficiency and safety during power generation. Maintains, troubleshoots, and optimizes Allen Bradley PLC systems in the power plant.
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This role involves system/component transfer, and vehicle systems modeling for automotive power unit and chassis systems including engine, motor, transmission, battery, suspension, brake, steering, and body-in-white.
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And we’re pushing the limits in firmware engineering, power electronics, embedded systems, machine learning, and the use of artificial intelligence. Understanding of embedded systems, PCBA manufacturing and power electronics.
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With a focus on serving clients within the power delivery and renewable energy sector s , the Power Studies Engineer will act as a technical expert in the design, analysis, and optimization of electrical power systems.
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You will also support proposal and business development efforts, working with project teams, other senior and junior engineers, project managers, and clients designing power distribution, lighting, telecom and fire alarm systems on various projects.
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As a Power Generation Project Engineer, you will be responsible for assisting in the maintenance, repairs, and troubleshooting on power generation systems to ensure optimal performance and reliability.
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You will work as an individual contributor under the direction of the space station EPS Lead. Our ideal candidate is someone who not only excels in the design and development of large spacecraft electrical power systems but also demonstrates a commitment to our bold mission.
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Electrical systems should include one or more of the following: power distribution, panel load calculations, lighting design, emergency power systems, switchgear, transformer selection, and other related systems such as grounding and lightning protection.
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