Application Engineer - Critical Power Projects
$86,000 per year
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$86,000 per year
About the role
- Interpret project specifications and drawings and provide detailed responses, including assisting Sales with technical proposals/bid packages specific to UPS Systems. UPS systems include equipment only requests up to and including turnkey installations of UPS equipment and other ancillary equipment.
- Create proposals for projects under $2M and price sheets to be reviewed with management for all assigned projects.
- Lead the financial development and approval of cost estimates for proposals with bid team. Bid team can be comprised of project managers, engineering department, managers, other peer team members, risk management team and sales.
- Be a technical liaison for the Critical Power Projects business to Customers, UPS plants, Sales, and Project Operations groups.
- Review Critical Power Projects proposals for correct Bill of Material and content.
- Periodically visit customer sites to review project details and gather technical inputs for accurate proposal recommendations. Travel may be up to 10% per year in the region.
- Review orders upon receipt to assure accuracy.
- Interface with Project Execution team for proposal hand off with order summary information.
- Assist project team by maintaining an accurate set of project/proposal documents.
- Develop schedule of values or milestone billing schedules for proposals.
- Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering Technology OR Business Degree with Engineering/Technical Experience OR an equivalency of 3 years hands-on field service experience and/or proposal generation experience specifically related to maintaining and modernizing electrical power distribution and UPS systems.
- Experience with proposal development in both private sector and government bids; experience with proposal development for all of Eaton's end markets (Industrial, Commercial, Healthcare, Utility, Institutional and Government).
- Experience with government proposal procedures, including developing proposals for the PCCIE contract, technical and price proposal separation, reps and certifications, and government evaluation factors.
- Experience with BidManager, VISTA, SAP, CPQ, full Microsoft Suite.
- Experience in writing and reviewing subcontractor work scopes and Subcontractor agreements; preferred experience with GSA purchasing procedures; being able to evaluate proposals for specification compliance; experience with risk evaluation and risk management.
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