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Electrical Engineer-On-Site at US Embassy Moscow (Relocation Required)

MEC Energy Services, LLC Washington, DC

23h ago

Full time Electrical Electrical Troubleshooting Embassy

Electrical Electrical Troubleshooting Embassy

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Job Description

Overview

This is a Full-Time, on-site role located at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, Russian Federation. We are seeking U.S. citizens who are willing to relocate to Moscow.

Reports to: Building Engineer Supervisor.

Basic Functions

Under the supervision of the Building Engineer Supervisor, the Electrical Engineer is responsible for engineering design upgrades to ensure continuous electrical operation of installed systems to include the maintenance and repair of the Embassy Compound Electrical Power Distribution Systems, both interior and exterior. Included among these components are the Generators; Voltage Regulators; Transformers; Medium and Low-Voltage Switchgear; Automatic Transfer Switches; Motor Control Centers; Distribution Panelboards and Sub-Panels; Feeder Wire and Cabling; Branch Circuit Wiring; Lighting and Power Outlets, and Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Systems.

Major Duties and Responsibilities

Operations and Maintenance Support (50%)

Serves as the Subject Matter Expert and oversees the operations and maintenance of large, complex, electrical systems and equipment including emergency generators and power generation equipment, medium and low-voltage switchgear, motor control centers; distribution panelboards and sub-panels; transformers; voltage regulators; automatic transfer switches; feeder wire and cabling; branch circuit wiring; lighting and power outlets, the fire alarm system and components, and uninterruptable power supply systems.
Resolves complicated complex electrical problems with minimal disruption to the Embassy Compound operations and restores these systems to their designed operating parameters and efficiency.
Oversees an aggressive and comprehensive preventative maintenance program for critical and non-critical equipment and systems by directing subordinate electrical technicians from the facility maintenance staff, and/or monitoring contracted service providers, ensuring they use KPIs to analyze equipment and system performance, and that their repair and service techniques are code and life safety compliant.
Maintains; monitors; troubleshoots; configures; identifies; isolates and corrects faults; performs diagnostic tests; ensures the proper operations of designated equipment and systems.
Oversees the electrical operations and maintenance of Operating Leased properties to include large, complex, electrical systems and equipment including emergency generators and power generation equipment, medium and low-voltage switchgear, motor control centers; distribution panel boards and sub-panels; voltage regulators; automatic transfer switches; feeder wire and cabling; branch circuit wiring; lighting and power outlets, and uninterruptable power supply systems.
Resolves complicated electrical problems with minimal disruption to operating leased operations and restores these systems to their designed operating parameters and efficiency.
Develop an in-depth working knowledge of the general contractual and detailed requirements of the construction contract for the Post managed projects and other Agency Projects as appropriate.
Observe the execution of construction to assure adherence to approved drawings and specifications, inspect construction workmanship, materials, methods of equipment, and report to Building Engineer Supervisor as to their conformity and non- conformity to the approved drawings and specifications. Make recommendations to the Building Engineer Supervisor on how to correct deficiencies and resolve problems during construction. Work independently and maintain daily construction surveillance logs ensuring contractor compliance with the terms and conditions of the contract as warranted between the construction contractor and the host government. The value of construction contract oversight will not exceed $250,000.

Management and Logistic Support (35%)

Focused on all components of the electrical systems, the Electrical Engineer provides budget input for operating, maintenance and repair, and replacement costs to include all tools, special equipment and spare parts required to maintain all systems within the designed operational performance requirements and within operating budget limits.
Assist the Senior/Deputy Facility Manager and Building Engineer Supervisor in briefing post management on work and project status.
Attends senior level staff meetings, as delegated, to provide justifications for equipment/system outages for preventive maintenance, minor repairs, major overhauls, or replacement.
This position will assist in maintaining post’s Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) for the electrical department, in conjunction with post’s Facilities Management Specialist to ensure that planned preventative service events and unscheduled events are recorded/documented in the CMMS and closed out when they are completed.
Manages and maintains the electrical portion of the technical library consisting of as-built documents (plans and specifications), operations and maintenance manuals, manufacturer’s data sheets, list of spare parts and tools, manufacturers and supplier’s contact data, and warranty information on electrical equipment and systems.
Develops short- and long-range work plans for self and others; prioritizes assignments based upon criticality and order of receipt.
Develops and monitors contract procurement documents for outsourced preventive maintenance service contracts, minor repairs, major overhauls, or equipment/system replacement which includes written scopes of work, construction drawings, specifications, bill of materials, and independent government cost estimates.
Assists in the technical review and analysis of contractor bid/proposals for technical accuracy and completeness and provides recommendations to the Senior/Deputy Facility Manager, Building Engineer Supervisor and post-Contracting Officer Representative as to the contractor’s ability to perform the work.
Serves as a Government Technical Monitor (GTM) for Post managed contracts, as delegated, to monitor contractor performance for products and services outlined in the statements of work (SOW) and other contract requirements.
Additional duties include the following: develop project acceptance reports; punch lists management; quality control inspections with tests as required, and project/contract closeout documents.
Prepares weekly, monthly, and annual status reports documenting the operation performance, and efficiency of equipment and systems and provide digital photographic records to support reports, with recommendations to the Senior/Deputy Facility Manager and Building Engineer Supervisor for scheduling outages for preventive maintenance, major overhauls, or replacement.

Ancillary / Collateral Duties (10%)

Perform any other engineering support duties related to Facility Management operations as may be requested by the Building Engineer Supervisor.
Participate in executive meetings and conduct discussions with local/municipal authorities, as appropriate, on matters pertaining to the utilities and or construction site activities when requested by the Facility Manager or Building Engineer Supervisor.
Review and analyze material samples, catalogues and brochures, shop drawings, installation manuals, and other technical documents submitted by the construction contractor for conformity with construction contract requirements. Prepare written reports of the analysis, incorporating the comments, and provide recommendations and alternatives for appropriate action to the Facility Manager or Building Engineer Supervisor.
Assists the Post Occupational Safety and Health Officer (POSHO) in the day-to-day management of the safety program. Provides weekly safety training to subordinate staff on various topics such as use of personal protective equipment (PPE), lock-out/tag-out procedures, ladder safety, and confine space entry safety.
Conducts daily inspections of facilities to ensure fire

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Diesel Engine Application Engineer

Interstate Companies Inc Butler, WI

23h ago

Full time Diesel Emissions Generators

Diesel Emissions Generators

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Job Description

Position Overview

The Interstate Power Systems team in Butler, Wisconsin is seeking an experienced Diesel Engine Application Engineer. This role acts as a technical liaison among sales, engineering, OEM customers, and manufacturers to ensure correct application, configuration, and integration of diesel engines, transmissions, and power generation systems across on-highway, off-highway, marine, and industrial applications. The engineer will oversee engine and powertrain system selection, develop custom diesel engine package solutions, support quoting and proposal development, and confirm that final installations meet performance, durability, emissions, and quality requirements.

Location: 13015 West Custer Avenue, Butler, WI 53007

Reports To: Director – Engineering & Marine Sales

About Interstate Companies

Interstate Companies, Inc. employs approximately 1,700 team members across a corporate office and six operating divisions, including Interstate Power Systems. The organization serves as a leading distributor and dealer for Detroit Diesel, MTU Engines, MTU Onsite Energy, Deutz Engines, Allison Transmissions, Volvo Penta Engines, Kohler Marine Generators, Carrier Transicold Refrigeration, and John Deere Marine Engines, delivering advanced engine and power solutions to OEMs and end users nationwide.

Key Responsibilities

Serve as the primary technical subject-matter expert for diesel engine and powertrain applications for sales teams and customers.
Ensure proper application and integration of diesel engines, transmissions, generators, and related systems.
Support sales with engine selection, performance matching, emissions compliance, and application feasibility.
Develop and support quotations, bills of materials, and cost analyses for diesel engine packages.
Interface with customers, OEMs, and manufacturers to define technical requirements and validate application data.
Design custom diesel engine power units and packaged solutions to meet customer-specific operational needs.
Verify final installations meet manufacturer standards, performance expectations, and quality criteria.

Specific Duties

Collaborate with OEM customers to understand diesel application requirements and recommend appropriate engines, transmissions, generators, cooling, exhaust, and aftertreatment systems.
Provide engine interface documentation, installation guidelines, and application drawings.
Prepare and submit technical submissions, layouts, and compliance documentation.
Develop project-specific engine package layouts and engineering drawings.
Design custom diesel power units using SolidWorks, including sheet metal, fabrication drawings, and BOMs.
Support prototype builds, testing, and troubleshooting.
Define inspection and validation requirements per OEM and manufacturer standards.
Track project milestones and coordinate schedules with management.
Provide cross-functional technical support to other Application Engineers as needed.
Travel to manufacturer diesel engine and powertrain training and annual product update sessions. Attend industry trade shows and technical forums. Travel to customer OEM sites for engine integration, inspection, and commissioning. Estimated overnight travel: 6 to 10 weeks per year.

Qualifications & Skills

Strong customer-focused technical communication skills.
Proven ability to manage diesel engine applications from concept through installation.
Solid understanding of diesel engines, powertrain systems, electrical integration, cooling, exhaust, and emissions systems.
Knowledge of application engineering principles for diesel and power generation equipment.
Ability to read, create, and interpret mechanical and electrical drawings.
Comfortable communicating complex diesel application concepts to technical and non-technical audiences.
Proficiency with SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and Adobe Acrobat.

Education & Experience

Bachelor’s or Associate degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Engineering Technology.
3–5 years of experience in diesel engine applications, powertrain engineering, or related fields.
Experience with Detroit Diesel, MTU, Deutz, Volvo Penta, Allison Transmissions, Kohler, or John Deere engines strongly preferred.

Benefits

Competitive compensation.
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance.
Flexible paid time off.
Eight paid holidays.
401(k) plan with employer match.

Additional information

Interstate Companies is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Qualified individuals are encouraged to apply by submitting a resume for consideration.

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