Electrical Engineering -Generator Protection

About the role

Siemens Energy’s Electrical Systems engineering team supports simple and combined cycle power plant equipment, including power control centers, static excitation systems, static frequency converters, protective relaying systems and low voltage power distribution systems. The successful applicant will work in an international, interdisciplinary team and design, specify and implement assigned electrical equipment independently.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with customers, vendors, engineering disciplines, bid management and supply chain management to develop and implement technical solutions.
• Contribute to electrical concepts and system designs for reference power plants and project-specific adaptations for proposal activities and new unit project implementations.
• Design and specify generator and transformer protection systems and generator terminal equipment, including current transformers, neutral tie and line side enclosures, and generator neutral grounding.
• Create, review, release and maintain technical design tools and engineering documentation for this equipment.
• Support development, maintenance and tracking of costs and cost calculation tools used by bid management for project bidding.
• Provide technical support to bid management during proposal activities and to supply chain management for supplier development and supplier and product qualification.
• Contribute to cost value analyses, including developing, implementing and tracking design-to-cost.

Key facts

• The team supports equipment for simple and combined cycle power plants.
• The role focuses on generator and transformer protection systems and generator terminal equipment.
• The successful applicant will work in an international, interdisciplinary team.