Graduate Field Service Engineer Electrical-5

Role overview Start a field service engineering career supporting electrical power conversion and automation systems. The graduate role combines rotational exposure to engineering, service, and manufacturing with equipment testing, project work, and learning control and automation tools. Applications include marine, oil and gas, and other industrial settings.

Responsibilities - Rotate through engineering, service, and manufacturing groups to learn their processes and tools. - Support field service assignments and project engineering at customer sites. - Build proficiency with variable-speed drive control software and automation project tools. - Test drive and automation systems, including work in a factory environment. - Promote safe working practices at customer locations and company facilities. - Travel extensively for projects and training, potentially up to 85% of the time.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in electrical, electronics, or mechatronics engineering. - Willingness and ability to travel up to 85% for project and training needs. - Strong interest in electronics, digital circuits, and programming. - Computer skills and readiness to learn engineering tools and processes. - Clear communication, sound interpersonal skills, initiative, and ownership of assigned work.

Benefits and work setup The position is remote, includes relocation assistance, and requires U.S. work authorization. Benefits listed include health coverage, retirement savings with employer contributions, tuition assistance, paid parental leave, disability and life insurance, paid holidays, and permissive time off. The role may also include a discretionary annual bonus.