Electrical Engineers

Roles and responsibilities

We are looking for a skilled Emirati Electrical Engineer to join our team.

Responsible for day-to-day Electrical engineering activities as per the contract’s requirements and in accordance with contract specification and Quality Procedures

Under the supervision of Senior Engineer/ Engineer performs field and office engineering work in connection with related projects and other duties as assigned.

Job Responsibilities

• Understand and interpret the reading of drawings.
• Managing and Co-ordination of all project drawings, and associated technical data, gaining necessary approvals and ensuring the distribution and availability of the data.
• Co-ordination and preparation of design Input/Output. Validation Changes and formal design.
• Selecting, sourcing, scheduling and cost appraisals of all purchased materials.
• Preparation, review and update of short term of working programmes in terms of labor, plant and timescales, for designation of supervisory staff and labor for work.
• Monitoring the cost and timescales, liaising with the main contractor and where necessary gain approvals to re-allocate or provide additional resource.
• Liaison with the client or client representative at handover ensuring the availability and suitability of as fitted drawings and associated operations and maintenance manuals.
• To report a process any identified deficiencies or concerns during any phase of the project in accordance with Quality Assurance procedures.
• Maintain site working practices in accordance with company's Health and Safety procedures.
  

Skills

• Strong knowledge of electrical systems and component.
• Knowledge of relevant codes, standards, and regulations in the field of electrical engineering
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities
• Ability to work well in a team and collaborate with other professionals
• Understanding of safety protocols and procedures in electrical engineering.

Desired candidate profile

1. Technical Proficiency

• Circuit Design and Analysis: Understanding how to design, analyze, and troubleshoot electrical circuits, both analog and digital, for various applications such as power systems, signal processing, and electronics.
• Power Systems Engineering: Knowledge of designing and maintaining electrical power generation, transmission, and distribution systems, including transformers, substations, and transmission lines.
• Control Systems: Understanding control theory and its application in systems such as motor control, automated systems, and robotics.
• Electronics: Expertise in designing and developing electronic devices, such as sensors, amplifiers, microcontrollers, and integrated circuits (ICs).
• Signal Processing: Familiarity with processing signals for communication systems, sensors, and audio/video equipment.

2. Software and Simulation Tools

• Circuit Simulation Tools: Proficiency with software like SPICE, Multisim, or PSpice to model and simulate electrical circuits before physical implementation.
• AutoCAD and CAD Tools: Knowledge of using software like AutoCAD or other computer-aided design (CAD) tools to create schematics, layouts, and electrical diagrams.
• MATLAB/Simulink: Experience with MATLAB and Simulink for analyzing and simulating dynamic systems, signal processing, and control systems.
• LabVIEW: Familiarity with LabVIEW for creating virtual instrumentation and automation systems, especially in experimental and testing environments.
• PLC Programming: Knowledge of programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and the associated software for controlling industrial processes.

3. Power Generation and Distribution

• Renewable Energy Systems: Understanding renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydroelectric power, and how to integrate them into the electrical grid.
• Grid Management: Familiarity with the complexities of electrical grid operation, including voltage regulation, load balancing, and fault detection.
• Energy Storage: Knowledge of energy storage systems such as batteries, supercapacitors, and flywheels to optimize energy distribution and consumption.

4. Problem-Solving and Analytical Thinking

• Troubleshooting: Identifying and resolving electrical issues in systems, from power outages to circuit malfunctions.
• Root Cause Analysis: Using analytical methods to diagnose the underlying causes of failures in electrical systems and equipment.
• Optimization: Designing electrical systems that optimize power usage, cost efficiency, and system performance.

5. Project Management

• Budgeting and Cost Management: Estimating project costs, managing budgets, and ensuring that electrical projects stay within scope, time, and financial constraints.
• Scheduling and Planning: Developing project timelines, coordinating tasks, and managing resources for electrical installations and upgrades.
• Team Collaboration: Leading teams of technicians, engineers, and other professionals to complete electrical projects on time and within budget.

6. Regulatory Knowledge and Compliance

• Electrical Codes: Familiarity with national and international standards and codes such as National Electrical Code (NEC), IEC, and IEEE standards to ensure electrical systems comply with safety and performance requirements.
• Health and Safety: Ensuring the design and operation of electrical systems adhere to safety regulations and environmental standards to minimize risks such as electrical fires, shocks, and hazards.