Associate Integration and Automation Engineer
What you'll do
The Associate Integration & Automation Engineer contributes to the development, validation, and advancement of integration and automation solutions for electric power system applications. Working alongside experienced engineers, this role supports the design and testing of communication, protection, and automation technologies used in modern power systems. The position provides opportunities to develop technical expertise through hands on engineering work, system analysis, and technology evaluation while supporting SEL's commitment to innovation, quality, and customer success. Engineering & Product Development Design, develop, test, and validate integration and automation features for SEL products. Support the implementation and verification of communication protocols, automation functions, and system integrations used in electric power system applications. Develop and execute test plans, simulations, and laboratory evaluations to verify product functionality, performance, and reliability. Investigate customer reported issues related to communications, integration, and automation features and document findings for development teams....
Pay
$82000-$122000 per year
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