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Lead Engineer - Secondary Substation

AECOM·Bengaluru

Pay not stated8–12 yrsFull-time

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About the role

We are seeking Lead Engineer - Secondary Substation to join our Transmission & Distribution team in India. This is an exciting opportunity for a motivated engineer to contribute to impactful Energy projects across global offices and continue developing their technical expertise in a supportive, high-performing team.

What you'll do

  • Responsible for engineering design and modification activities related to electrical & electronic circuits, systems, and equipment
  • May involve the installation and operation & maintenance of electrical systems and equipment
  • Discipline concerning power systems, electronic and transmission equipment, electric service and supply systems, lighting systems
  • An electrical engineer focuses on designing, maintaining and improving products that are powered by or produce electricity
  • Electrical engineering deals with electricity, electro-magnetism and electronics

What you need

  • 8–12 years in electrical & electronics
  • Electrical systems
  • Power systems
  • Maintenance
  • Telecom
  • B.Tech or B.E. or M.Tech

Good to have

  • SCADA

What you get

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