The SCADA Engineer will design, program, integrate, and commission industrial automation systems for power and infrastructure projects. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure system reliability, performance, and adherence to safety and technical standards.
The specialist will perform field commissioning, testing, and troubleshooting of protective relays, RTUs, and communication systems on power projects. They are responsible for interpreting protection schemes, maintaining project documentation, and ensuring safe, high-quality service delivery.
The Senior Project Manager is responsible for the full P&L, financial performance, and execution of complex electrical projects. They lead cross-functional teams, manage client relationships, and ensure contractual and safety compliance throughout the project lifecycle.
The Project Manager will oversee the full lifecycle of electrical and controls projects, managing scope, schedule, and budgets from inception to completion. They will serve as the primary liaison between field teams, clients, and internal departments to ensure high-quality execution and safety.
Develop and deliver comprehensive training programs for employees and clients using various instructional methods. Collaborate with subject matter experts to create accurate materials and track training effectiveness to ensure continuous improvement.
The Electrical Designer will be responsible for designing control systems and power distribution for industrial facilities while conducting arc flash studies. They will also collaborate with engineering teams to ensure project timelines and budgets are met while maintaining safety standards.
The Business Development Manager will drive pipeline development and identify new opportunities for system integration solutions across the Western U.S. territory. This role involves building strategic customer relationships, influencing project scopes, and collaborating with internal engineering teams to deliver turnkey solutions.
The National Account Manager will develop and execute long-term growth strategies for manufacturing accounts while supervising regional sales staff. They are responsible for building strong client relationships, monitoring market trends, and leading high-level proposals and presentations.
The Key Account Manager will build and maintain high-level relationships with vital colocation data center clients to drive revenue growth and ensure satisfaction. They will act as a strategic advisor, managing contract negotiations, internal liaison efforts, and executive-level communications.
