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IOPEX TECH INC

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Switchgear Engineer

IOPEX TECH INC

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Switchgear Engineer

IOPEX TECH INC

Hybrid in Cumming, Georgia • Yesterday

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Full-time

$100,000 - $140,000

Job Details

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Switchgear

Summary

Position Summary

The Switchgear Engineer supports the design, application, procurement, integration, and field execution of low- and medium-voltage switchgear and generator or inverter paralleling equipment used in RavenVolt microgrids, distributed-energy, and critical-power projects. This position works closely with the Switchgear Engineering Manager, Development Engineering, Estimation, Project Delivery, Procurement, Controls, OEM partners, and field teams to deliver technically sound, constructible, code-compliant, and commercially responsible solutions.

Engineering Execution & Design Support

Support the design and application of low- and medium-voltage switchgear systems for microgrids, distributed generation, BESS, solar, generators, EV charging, and industrial power projects.
Interpret electrical single-line and three-line diagrams, site plans, equipment schedules, specifications, and 60%, 90%, and 100% design packages to identify equipment requirements and design implications.
Configure and quote switchgear packages, including switchboards, switchgear lineups, panelboards, circuit breakers, fused disconnects, transformers, protective relays, metering, controls, and associated accessories.
Develop and maintain bills of material, equipment schedules, procurement scopes, technical clarifications, submittals, and vendor drawing review comments.
Prepare or support technical deliverables, equipment selections, design reviews, and constructability assessments in accordance with project requirements and internal standards.
Apply the NEC, NFPA, IEEE, ANSI, NEMA, utility requirements, customer standards, and applicable local codes to equipment selection and design reviews.

OEM Coordination & Technical Integration

Coordinate with OEMs, contract manufacturers, suppliers, and internal procurement teams to confirm equipment availability, lead times, technical compliance, and delivery milestones.
Support vendor meetings, technical clarifications, equipment-order reviews, factory acceptance testing, site walks, and installation-readiness reviews.
Review OEM quotations, submittals, shop drawings, wiring information, and technical documentation for alignment with project requirements.
Coordinate switchgear interfaces with generators, BESS, solar PV, ATS equipment, paralleling controls, microgrid controls, communications, and utility interconnections.
Identify technical risks, design gaps, and potential changes early and communicate recommended actions to the engineering, procurement, project, and commercial teams.

Project Support & Cross-Functional Coordination

Collaborate with Development Engineering, Estimation, Project Management, Construction, Controls, Sales, Procurement, suppliers, and customers to support project pursuits and execution.
Provide technical input for estimates, equipment selection, procurement takeoffs, proposal development, basis-of-design narratives, and project reviews.
Provide technical support during construction, installation, startup, commissioning, and closeout; resolve field questions and identify required change-order or punch-list materials.
Communicate project status, decisions, risks, technical clarifications, and required actions in a timely and professional manner.
Maintain accurate project, procurement, equipment, and delivery information in applicable project-management, warehouse-management, and business systems.

Standardization & Continuous Improvement

Support implementation of RavenVolt switchgear standards, specifications, design templates, equipment libraries, review checklists, and supplier interfaces.
Identify opportunities for design optimization, modularization, repeatable solutions, value engineering, and improved installation efficiency.
Capture lessons learned from suppliers, construction, commissioning, and service activities and apply them to future designs and processes.
Support the development of pre-engineered switchgear and microgrid solutions that improve speed, consistency, quality, and project predictability.
Share technical knowledge with junior engineers, designers, and cross-functional project team members.

Qualifications

Bachelor s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or a related technical discipline; equivalent practical experience may be considered for Engineer II candidates.
Engineer I: foundational understanding of three-phase power systems, breakers, transformers, relays, switchgear, and electrical drawings, with the ability to learn RavenVolt standards and tools.
Engineer II: typically 3 or more years of relevant experience with electrical distribution equipment, switchgear applications, industrial power systems, microgrids, EPC projects, or electrical contracting.
Ability to read and interpret single-line diagrams, three-line diagrams, wiring diagrams, site plans, specifications, and equipment submittals.
Working proficiency with AutoCAD or similar design and drafting tools; familiarity with SKM, ETAP, Revit, or power-system analysis tools is beneficial.
Ability to learn and use OEM configuration and quoting platforms such as Empower, BidMan, Compass SE Advantage, or comparable manufacturer tools.
Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office and the ability to manage multiple fast-moving projects with accuracy and attention to detail.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, sound judgment, and the ability to work effectively with internal and external stakeholders.
Willingness and ability to travel for site walks, supplier meetings, factory testing, commissioning, and installation support.

Preferred Experience

Experience with Square D or other major LV/MV switchgear manufacturers and associated configuration, quoting, or submittal processes.
Hands-on installation, commissioning, service, or field troubleshooting experience with switchgear or electrical distribution systems.
Experience integrating generators, BESS, solar PV, EV charging, ATS equipment, paralleling controls, microgrid controls, or utility interconnections.
Journeyman or Master Electrician license, NETA certification, EIT or PE license, or eligibility to obtain an applicable license or certification.
Experience working with electrical contractors, OEM contract manufacturers, utilities, owners, or EPC project teams.

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