Solution Engineer- Control and Protection System Design Engineer
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About this opportunity
Your new role – challenging and future-oriented:
• Perform analysis and design of single line diagram.
• Develop concept of substation relaying & metering diagrams (i.e. A.C. schematic diagrams), and D.C. Schematic for basic design.
• Responsible to produce protection and control designs for LVAC, LVDC and UPS equipment associated with LTS.
• Responsible for the production C.T./V.T. and cable sizing calculations.
• Responsible for the production relay configurations and associated documentation.
• Production of Engineering and Test Specifications for new and existing solutions.
• Prepare specification & Bill of Material for Protection/Control/Metering/RTU/ Communication Panels
• Develop concept Diagram for substation control system and Communications interfaces including RTUs, HMIs, and IEDs.
• Develop Protection and Control Panel layouts.
• Develop high level Cable Schedule for Substation.
• Perform Factory Acceptance Test for Protection and Control Panels.
• Perform reviews of work performed by others.
• Work closely with other engineering and design and project team members to coordinate overall design and requirements during execution and commissioning phases.
• Understand and also clarify customer requirements, driving those expectations into Siemens solutions.
We don’t need superheroes, just super minds:
• This position requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent with background in Electrical Engineering.
• 3-6 years of experience with a focus on protection/control/communications design for substations.
• Experience in writing and providing support documentation for relay calculations.
• Knowledge on ANSI standards, IEC standards knowledge is a plus.
• Experience with various vendor protective relay equipment typically used in substation. protection, including SEL, Siemens, GE.
• Know-How in Configuration Tools for protection relays from different vendors (SEL,Siemens, Hitachi, GE, Schneider …) and control systems is preferable.
• Expertise with Ebase and Auto-CAD.
• Hands-on experience with the below shall be preferred:
• DIGSI-4 & DIGSI-5
• Relay Configuration tool of GE, ABB or equivalent.
• Must have Relevant experience in working with System Integrators
• Hands on experience and knowledge on working of different relays application.
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