Remote Generator Research Leader II

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electric power research instituteRaleigh (NC)

Electrical Engineers Motor and Generator Manufacturing

SENIORITY

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About the role

The Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. in the United States invites applications for a Generator Research, Technical Leader II role based in North Carolina with remote/home-based options. You will apply deep knowledge of large rotating electrical machines, generator design, operation, inspection, testing, maintenance, and life assessment to guide research and practical resources for members. The role emphasizes translating member needs into generator research projects, coordinating with

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