Commissioning Engineer
stadler usSalt Lake City (UT)
About the role
Commissioning Engineer Stadler offers a wide range of international career opportunities. Here you get the chance to expand your potential, take on meaningful responsibilities, and deliver outstanding performance within dedicated teams. We are looking for motivated individuals who want to shape the mobility of tomorrow with us. Are you ready to achieve great things with us? As a Commissioning Engineer you will be responsible for the testing of electrical assemblies in our train projects. It will include working on modern electrical and electronic equipment, troubleshooting complex electrical circuits, loading software on to PLC's and any other related work to Electrical Commissioning of a rail car. You will ensure that all processes meet our quality standards and are adhered to. If you are an experienced Electrician, Journeyman or Field Engineer who wants to be part of a team that builds high quality, state of the art passenger trains, this is your career! Key Activities Commissioning, testing and troubleshooting of electrical circuits Loading Software on various Subsystems Electrical modifications and changes of assemblies Performing tests according to procedures and manual on passenger trains Assist Supervisor in developing test procedures, manuals and reports All other duties as assigned Travel within US (approx. 10% or TBD), several weeks initial training offsite
Qualifications:
Vocational training and experience as an Electrician, Journeyman or related field College degree or related College courses in automation are a plus Several years' experience in the field, Railroad Experience a plus High standard of quality Goal-oriented and structured approach in a dynamic environment Quick comprehension and adaptability Fluent English (verbal and written), willingness to learn German (preferred)Ability to work well in a team, including effective communication What we offer Stadler US employee benefits package includes: Competitive Pay (plus Profit Sharing potential)Low-cost, comprehensive Medical / Dental / Vision / Rx plans 401(k) with employer match after 90 days Generous Paid Time Off / 9 Paid Holidays / Extended Paid Holiday (Dec. 25 - Jan 1)Paid training / Career development Tuition and training reimbursement Paid maternity and parental leave Company-paid life and disability insurance Referral bonus program
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