The Commissioning Engineer for Low Voltage systems delivers professional on‑site services for low‑voltage power distribution solutions, including commissioning, on‑site technical diagnostics, and resolution of customer issues. The role primarily supports complex and critical projects, providing advanced troubleshooting and hands‑on expertise for low‑voltage switchboards such as OKKEN and Prisma, as well as associated equipment including Masterpact circuit breakers, compact devices, ATS, power meters, low‑voltage protection relays (Micrologic), and Modbus communication systems.
• Perform Startup & Commissioning on all equipment across the entire low voltage product ranges
• Evaluate units and system's installation & operational conditions
• Ability to perform onsite adjustments to bring the units to the best running conditions
• Be able to identify if the failure is related to a quality issue/ software issue / operation condition issue
(Root cause Analysis)
• Work with Schneider Electric service engineers or partners during site interventions
• Document test results and produce site work reports
• Train customers on basic operations of the equipment
• Ability to perform preventive & corrective maintenance for LV products
• Electrotechnical education (University degree in an advantage)
• At least 5 years’ experience with commissioning an/or field service activities
• Confirmed experience with LV power distribution products (Schneider Electric or other brands)
• Capability to work alone, analyze technical challenges and propose resolutions
• Have excellent mechanical and electrical hands-on skills and capability to use measurements tolls
• Fluent communication in English language (B2+ level min)
• Flexibility & Reliability, Focus on technical details & Customer focus, Team player
• Good Software tools literacy: MS Office, Acrobat, AutoCAD, Power system Cx software
• Willingness to travel internationally for 70% of the working time (and more)
Place of work (City & country ) : Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Spain, Germany
Working Schedule : rotation 3 weeks on x 1 week off
Starting date : ASAP
Duration of the mission : 1 - 2 years
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