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Required Qualifications•Degree in Engineering or Electrical with 10 years of experience or lieu of degree 15 years of experience in electrical distribution systems, microgrid, battery energy storage, PV, building automation and fire systems.
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Demonstrated experience using incident logging and ticket tracking systems such as ServiceNow and Zendesk and Zendesk (preferred), Remedy, or Cherwell. uses a wide range of capabilities in Digital Modernization , Mission Software Systems , and enabling technologies like Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to support our customers' mission in advancing biomedical research and protecting public health.
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ETRM - Director of Engineering, to join our team and lead a significant greenfield implementation of the. Expertise in data architecture and data integration, particularly in the context of geographically distributed ETRM systems for various commodities.
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You will be working closely with our Cloud Architect, Solution Architects, Systems Engineers, Software Engineers, and Operations Engineering/Manager as well as Government counterparts to perform and manage our cloud solution, cloud computing strategy and all associated documentation.
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NICET certification in Water-Based System Layout, Fire Alarm Systems, or Special Hazards Systems a plus (National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies) and may be considered as substitute for Bachelor of Science degree in an otherwise well qualified candidate.
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Specific duties for this position include:Assist with electrical engineering design of power distribution systems for mission critical facilities, including the design of grounding systems, load flow, voltage drop, short circuit current, and generator and uninterrupted power supply (UPS) sizing.
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Reporting to the Engineering Manager, the Electrical Project Manager is responsible for the coordination, administration, planning, review and development of electrical designs, plans, and specifications of assigned public works projects relating to both water and sewer utility systems and operations.
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As a Distinguished Systems Architect in the satellite distribution engineering team, you'll lead the software and hardware architecture efforts of our satellite distribution systems that operate 24/7 to provide the signals to our satellite and terrestrial networks that deliver content and services to our subscribers.
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Technical Proficiency: Strong background in complex software and hardware systems engineering, including experience with service-oriented architectures, network design, and process workflows.
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Degree in Engineering or Electrical with 10 years of experience or lieu of degree 15 years of experience in electrical distribution systems, microgrid, battery energy storage, PV, building automation and fire systems.
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Maintains accurate records and filing system to support RandM Budget, PM Programs, Capital Budget, Capital Projects, Life Safety Systems and Inspections, etc. Supervise the implementation of all property and equipment preventive maintenance and repairs, monitor life safety systems and utilities and administer the department in compliance with all corporate/franchise standards and local, state and national codes and regulations to protect assets, guests and associates.
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Chief Engineer level engineering skills as well as knowledge and experience establishing, building, fielding, and sustaining secure, trusted, core processing and communications architectures to include: definition and development of open systems architecture standards.
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The EHS Manager, in collaboration with the EHS Director, serves as the primary environmental compliance expert for Defense Systems to support EPA chemical and remediation regulations that warrant documented management of sites requiring adequate reserves for monitoring and remediation completion activities.
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This position serves as an Electrical Systems Engineer directly supporting the Nimitz (CVN68) and Ford (CVN78) Class Aircraft Carrier Ship Design Managers (SDMs) and Electrical System Engineering Manager.
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SAIC is hiring a Systems Engineer with a strong background in technology development to support the Principal Director, Microelectronics in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (OUSD(R&E.
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