Engineer 1 4PC/ 152
4p consultingVestavia Hills (AL)
Engineer 1 4PC/ 152
Posted 2 days ago
4p consultingVestavia Hills (AL)
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About the role
Engineer 1 - Substation Integration Automation (SIA)
Location: Birmingham, ALContract- 1 YearJob Summary
The Engineer 1 position is assigned to the Substation Integration Automation (SIA) group and is responsible for supporting SCADA RTU systems, relay protection, control systems, and industrial networks within substations. This role requires technical knowledge of industrial control systems, computer networks, and electrical troubleshooting.
Key Responsibilities:
Support Substation SCADA RTU systems, ensuring proper integration and functionality.
Assist with substation relay protection and control system operations.
Work with industrial control systems, including PLCs, generation plant controls, and industrial plant controls.
Troubleshoot and support Operational Technology (OT) and industrial networks.
Utilize computer skills to manage, configure, and analyze substation automation systems.
Apply basic AC & DC electrical system understanding to diagnose and resolve issues.
Qualifications & Skills
Required Skills & Knowledge:
Substation SCADA RTU knowledge.
Understanding of substation relay protection and control.
Experience with industrial control systems (PLCs, generation plant controls, industrial plant controls).Knowledge of computer networks, including Operational Technology (OT) and industrial networks.
Strong computer skills for system monitoring and analysis.
Basic understanding of AC & DC electrical systems and troubleshooting techniques.
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