Electronic Power Monitoring System (EPMS) Engineer

WSP•Tempe, AZ

26d•Onsite

About The Position

kW Mission Critical Engineering, a WSP USA company, is currently initiating a search for an Electrical Power Monitoring Systems Engineer for our Tempe, AZ office. This is a primarily Electrical Power Monitoring System (EPMS) Engineer. In this position with us, you will work with senior engineers to design EPMS serving data centers. This position has the potential to additionally include Building Automation Systems. Design activities include drawing and specification development for control products, points lists and Sequence of Operations.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering
1-3 years of relevant work experience
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Ability to organize and present design information to project staff
Attention to detail, highly organized, self-starter
Ability to travel to project sites

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical , Mechanical, Chemical or Computer Engineering with a strong understanding of three phase electrical power systems.
EIT
Experience with applicable software packages including AutoCAD, Revit
General knowledge of instrumentation, controls and control systems.
General knowledge of measurement of electrical power in three-phase systems.
Knowledge of building, mechanical, electrical and energy codes

Responsibilities

Work in a team or independently, planning and executing engineering tasks within projects
Demonstrate significant understanding of the range of services provided by the kW MCE engineering teams & related practices
Independently, under general supervision, support the team during proposal design, and construction stages of projects
Execute controls design of complex projects
Work within multi-discipline project teams to develop drawing and specification documents for issuance to architects, contractors and building owners.
Attend client meetings and contribute to discussions
Collaborate and coordinate with internal project discipline team members and external equipment vendors and manufacturers
Communicate complex control and monitoring concepts and decisions to clients and stakeholders
Integrate complex mechanical & electrical engineering requirements into larger facility controls and monitoring designs
Interact regularly with clients, which includes maintaining current relationships and developing new relationships
Perform all aspects of controls designs, review systems, and drawings prior to issuance
Survey and evaluate existing conditions
Perform construction administration tasks