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Electrical Design Engineer

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About the Position

Electrical Design Engineer - Distribution Transformer (Oil type)

Hitachi Energy is seeking a Electrical Design Engineer for the Business Unit Transformers to join our innovative and forward-thinking team in the Global Engineering Center in Vadodara, India. You will play a crucial role in the development and design of innovative products and systems that meet our customer needs and industry standards. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure project specifications are met while adhering to industry standards and design best practices. Your expertise in engineering principles and practices will contribute to optimizing designs for performance, functionality, and sustainability.

Responsibilities

  • The success candidate will be part of an International Design and Engineering Team specialized in oil Type Transformer up to 25 MVA 72.5 kV Class design covering different countries.
  • Influence specification at the tender and pre-tender stage, through conceptual discussions.
  • Responsible for preparing electrical design (Quotation & order) meeting factory limitations, guidelines, and checklists as per IEEE / IEC /EN standards as per project schedule.
  • Responsible for preparing customer documents, manufacturing documents, Bill of materials, etc., as per project schedule.
  • Coordinating design activities within a worldwide factories network.
  • Participation in internal design concept reviews.
  • Demonstrated team building skills and networking skills, would be a preference.
  • Ability to speak with and work together with the technical teams in different parts of the world.
  • Living Hitachi Energy’s core values of safety and integrity, which means taking responsibility for your own actions while caring for your colleagues and the business.
  • Responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable external and internal regulations, procedures, and guidelines.

Requirements

  • B.E / B. Tech Electrical Engineering
  • 3-8 years’ experience working in Electrical design for Distribution oil type Transformers Manufacturing Industry. Candidates with higher experience also to be considered.
  • Understanding of Transformer Electrical Design, Thermal, Dielectrics, Short circuit, and sound performance and transformer mechanics.
  • Should have a good understanding of IS/ IEC /IEEE Standards.
  • Experience in Simulation or software development would be advantageous.
  • Experience on Microsoft Office and tools.
  • Ability to speak with and work together with the technical teams in different parts of the world.
  • Demonstrated team building skills, would be a preference.
  • Proficiency in both spoken & written English language is required.

We Offer

  • Competitive salary
  • Full-time employment
  • On-site work arrangement
  • Opportunity to work with a global leader in electrification

About the Company

We are a global leader in electrification, powering the electricity era to meet the energy demands of today, and the next 25 years. As the energy arm of Hitachi Group, over three billion people depend on our pioneering, mission-critical technologies to power their daily lives.

With over a century of innovation, we are addressing the most urgent energy challenge of our time: driving the evolution of the world’s energy system to ensure abundant, secure, affordable, and sustainable power for today’s generation and the next.

With an unparalleled installed base in over 140 countries, we are the grid ecosystem partner across the utility, industry, data center, and transportation sectors. Headquartered in Switzerland, we employ over 56,000 people in 60 countries and generate revenues of around $20 billion USD. We welcome you to apply today.

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