Description
The Electrical Operations Engineer will monitor and operate wind farms and substations, analyze switching programs and control-circuit schematics, coordinate corrective and preventive maintenance, communicate with utility operations centers and the National System Operator, restore substations after disturbances, operate protective systems, and handle emergency procedures. The role requires an engineering degree in electrical, electromechanical, mechatronics, or mechanical engineering, electrical maintenance and substation experience, rotating-shift availability, and preferably wind turbine operations knowledge. Benefits include health and dental plans, accommodation, food vouchers, transportation and language allowances, life insurance, a performance bonus, flexible hours, and office amenities.
