Electrical Engineer

Job Overview:

Qualifications

• Essential Qualifications and Education:
• Accredited engineering degree may be required by specific regions
• Minimum 3-5 years of detailed electrical engineering experience
• Familiarity with the content and application of standards, codes and guidelines, including NEC, NFPA, IEEE and ANSI, and latest scientific and engineering methods
• Technical knowledge of the detailed design engineering process
• MS Office Suite including Excel and Word
• Preferred Qualifications and Education:
• Prefer BSEE degree
• Prefer PE or EIT certificate of registration
• Experience with Smart Plant Electrical (SPEL), Aveva Electrical/Unified Engineering, ETAP
• Prefer experience with Renewable sources – wind, solar, BESS
• Prefer experience with Data Center power system design and engineering
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Responsibilities

• Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
• Prepare key project deliverables, including (but not limited to) the following:
• Specifications and Datasheets
• Electrical Load List
• One-line diagrams
• Motor control schematics
• Electrical building and equipment layouts
• Bills of Material
• Cable sizing calculations
• Conceptual studies and calculations
• Cost and planning studies
• Support Project Development and Coordination, including (but not limited to) the following:
• Maintain and promote a focus on McDermott’s end-product throughout engineering, fabrication or construction
• Report to and coordinate with electrical engineering project lead and electrical task lead, as applicable
• Effectively communicate with electrical and other disciplines engineering and design
• Coordinate and manage change with full awareness of project impact
• Assume responsibility for cost, schedule, and quantity and budget control
• Develop and review vendor packages, including (but not limited to) the following:
• Create requisition packages for Substations, Transformers, and Electrical materials
• Create subcontract packages for Heat Tracing, Cathodic Protection and Electrical Installation
• Review supplier documents for electrical and non-electrical packages
• Attend Inspection and Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) of electrical equipment, motors and associated skids
• Provide Site Support, including (but not limited to) the following:
• Provide off-site and/or on-site technical support to Construction personnel
• Coordinate with office personnel to resolve issues as needed
• Provide technical support for Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) of electrical equipment
• Assist with precommissioning, energization, commissioning and start-up, as required by project