Field Service Engineer - UPS, PDU, Switchgear, CRACs, ATS

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URGENT NEED!

Monday through Friday national travel required. Home every weekend.

Join a dynamic team where your expertise in electrical engineering meets cutting-edge technology! We are a leading innovator in switch gear and control integration, committed to delivering complete solutions across various mission-critical industries like data centers, telecom, and pharmaceuticals. Enjoy the freedom of a remote role that offers ample opportunities for advancement and the chance to work on challenging projects that make a difference.

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* - Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or equivalent experience
- 2+ years of hands-on experience with LV & MV electrical / mechanical power equipment

- Commissioning of mechanical systems, including HVAC, cooling towers, chilled water systems, CRAC/CRAH units.

- Able to test, troubleshoot, start up, commission UPS, generators, LV MV switch gear, transformers, PDU's, power metering.

- D esign, construction, operation, or maintenance of mission critical facilities.
- Proficiency in PLC control systems, especially the Rockwell Automation Platform
- Expertise in electrical schematics and an excellent problem-solving aptitude
- Advanced understanding of protective relays and circuit breakers
- Valid Driver’s License and the ability to travel extensively
- Strong organizational skills, with the capability to lead site activities and meet project timelines
- Dedication to safety protocols and maintaining a clean safety record
- Ability to lift 50 lbs and willingness to work overtime including overnight stays

Please send a current copy of your resume with work history to  for consideration. All communications are 100% confidential.

Patrick Del Gaone