Electrical Engineer - Fully Remote | Upto $70/hr
mercor
GermanyPosted about 1 month agoDiscoveredMatch locked
RemoteFull TimeHardware Engineer
Mercor
connects elite creative and technical talent with leading AI research labs. Headquartered in San Francisco, our investors include
Benchmark
,
General Catalyst
,
Peter Thiel
,
Adam D'Angelo
,
Larry Summers
, and
Jack Dorsey
.
Position
Electrical Engineer, Power Stations
Role Responsibilities
- Review tasks on power station electrical systems, including
circuit and control design
,
switchgear and protection
, and
power distribution
.
- Check engineering assumptions, calculations, code and standards use, and equipment data for accuracy and compliance.
- Flag ambiguity, missing constraints, and unrealistic deliverables to ensure project feasibility and safety.
- Produce clear written findings to communicate technical insights and recommendations effectively.
- Work
independently and asynchronously
to meet deadlines and improve project outcomes.
Must-Have
- Current or recent hands-on electrical engineering experience at a power station, power generation facility, or substation.
•
Circuit design depth in protection and controls
,
switchgear
, and
power distribution
.
- Experience at a company that builds or delivers power plants, such as an EPC contractor, power generation developer, utility, or owner engineering group.
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Start Date
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Skills
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