[Remote] ERS Power Study Electrical Engineer - Remote

Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Vertiv is a global leader in mission-critical infrastructure technologies for vital applications in data centers and communication networks. They are seeking an ERS Power Study Electrical Engineer to support various power system studies, perform analyses, and assist with documentation and estimates for engineering projects. Responsibilities • Support all types of power systems Typically, will work with a Sr. Power Systems Engineer to support project scope • Perform short circuit analysis, protective device coordination, and arc flash studies • Assist other engineers with all types of power systems and engineering studies • Assist in the gathering of field data and documentation as needed • Support the full range of complex engineering studies including reliability, harmonics, load flow, and reliability-centered maintenance studies • Assist with the electrical power system documentation including system configuration, equipment ratings, and settings • May support circuit and system measurements and help write reports relating to EMF, electrical load, voltage, and power quality projects • Assist in the preparation of estimates and take-offs for engineering study project proposals • Gain a working knowledge of computer software and data utilized in the conduct of power systems and engineering studies and arrange training for others as needed • Follow and assist in the development of policy and procedures for conducting power system and engineering studies Skills • Graduate Engineer BSEE • Must have taken and passed the FE exam or pass the FE exam within 12 months of hire date • Requires excellent verbal and writing skills to communicate effectively with clients, field engineers, peers, and management • Requires mature judgment, responsible for assigned projects • Requires a high degree of organizational skills • Requires sound grounding in electrical engineering • Willing to work flexible hours, weekends, holidays, and night work • Regularly required to stand, walk, use hands and fingers, talk, and hear • Frequently required to sit, and work at the computer. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, basic color differentiation, and the ability to adjust focus • Valid Driver's License • Light Lifting (5 Ibs.-25 Ibs.) • Medium Lifting (30 Ibs. – 45 Ibs.) • Heavy Lifting (over 50 Ibs.) • Frequent Standing • Frequent kneeling / crawling / stooping • Frequent bending / twisting • Frequent climbing (stairs, ladders) • Frequent driving (car, van, truck) • Extreme cold (below 32•) • Extreme heat (above 100•) • Noise Level (Medium / High need to shout to be heard) • Working around moving machinery (fork-lifts, tractors) • Protective Equipment Required (earplugs, gloves, eyewear, respirator, mask, etc.) • Work outdoors (no effective protection from weather) • 25% travel time required Benefits • Medical • Dental • Vision • Disability • PTO • Holiday pay • 401k Company Overview • Vertiv designs, builds and services critical infrastructure that enables vital applications for data centers and industrial facilities. It was founded in 2016, and is headquartered in Westerville, Ohio, USA, with a workforce of 10001+ employees. Its website is https//www.Vertiv.com. Apply To This Job

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