Electrical Monitoring Technical Leader

Posted 8 days ago

virtual vocationsNew York (NY)

Wind Energy Operations Managers Wind Electric Power Generation

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About the role

Leading the technical vision and monitoring strategy for a fleet monitoring team, the full-time Electrical Monitoring Technical Leader will define monitoring infrastructure and processes across electrical, controls, and operability domains while collaborating with analytics and engineering teams in a remote environment.

Key responsibilities: Define and evolve the technical vision and monitoring strategy across electrical, controls, and operability domains Lead the design and continuous improvement of monitoring infrastructure, dashboards, and analytical workflows Provide senior technical leadership on complex fleet issues and guide the development of monitoring requirements and diagnostic logic

Required qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related technical field Significant experience in wind turbine systems, with expertise in electrical systems, turbine controls, or system-level operability Proven experience developing or leading fleet monitoring strategies or condition-based monitoring programs Strong working knowledge of SCADA data, turbine alarms/events, and operational data analysis techniques Demonstrated ability to translate complex technical data into clear, actionable monitoring strategies

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