Power Service Engineer

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controlrecruitDenver (CO)

Electrical Engineers Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

We are actively looking for Power Service Engineers (480v+, Switchgear/UPS/ATS) who are interested in the Data Center industry. Hiring: USA - Any USA location (mainly 75–90% travelling)

COMPANY: Tier-1 Power OEM, Data Center Hyperscale$1 Billion+ Annual Sales 1,000+ Employees 75+ Years in BusinessIDEAL BACKGROUNDS:Power TechsI&C Techs Industrial ElectriciansPLC Techs Switchgear/NETAMilitary Electrical backgroundsOPENINGS:Power Service Engineer I – $115-175K est. = $95K–$118K base + OTBasic commissioning/integration/circuit test issues, PLC/HMI/device programming, networking, LV commissioning/troubleshootingOFFERED:Guaranteed 40 hoursOT after 8, Double-time after 10, additional 8 hours on Saturday & Sunday (if standby at a hotel for work). If working on a Saturday or Sunday, first 4 hours OT and after Double-Time Company Truck 100% Covered Medical, Dental, VisionPhone Stipend $90/bi-weekly Per Diem Paid Travel Time (Comprehensive) - travel time from home to airport, airport and flight time, and airport to hotel, etc 401(k) Match + Profit-Sharing (Quarterly)

RESPONSIBILITIES: (vary by level):Data Center Power Distribution480V+Switchgear/breaker commissioning Install/commission subsystems Troubleshoot PLCsTest/maintain LV/MV distributionPAID TRAINING:4 weeks

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