Responsibili\u0001Ÿes:
. Designing low voltage secondary systems for power distribu\u0001Ÿon projects, including
transformers, switchgear, Marshalling, distribu\u0001Ÿon Board Control & Protec\u0001Ÿon panels
. U\u0001Ÿlize Engineering Base so\u0001Lware to design electrical control and protec\u0001Ÿon cubicles based
on project requirements and specifica\u0001Ÿons.
. Develop general arrangement drawings (GA) and layout designs for cubicles ensuring
compliance with industry standards and client requirements.
. Collaborate with electrical engineers and project managers to understand project goals and
integrate technical requirements into the cubicle design.
. Conduct feasibility studies and propose design solu\u0001Ÿons that op\u0001Ÿmize space, func\u0001Ÿonality,
and opera\u0001Ÿonal efficiency.
. Ensure designs adhere to safety standards, electrical codes, and regulatory requirements.
. Prepare bills of materials (BOM) and technical documenta\u0001Ÿon for cubicle designs.
. Clear understanding on the different Electrical component & its usage to u\u0001Ÿlize in the
schema\u0001Ÿcs
. Well aware of the latest Electrical materials in the market to u\u0001Ÿlize & op\u0001Ÿmize the design
. Support the manufacturing and installa\u0001Ÿon teams during the produc\u0001Ÿon and assembly
phases.
. Review and evaluate vendor proposals and technical submissions related to cubicle
components.
Work Experience
Requirements:
. Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field.
. Proven experience (8-12 years) in designing, developing, and implemen\u0001Ÿng low voltage
secondary systems for power distribu\u0001Ÿon applica\u0001Ÿons.
. Proficiency in Engineering Base so\u0001Lware for crea\u0001Ÿng engineering drawings and schema\u0001Ÿcs.
. Strong understanding of electrical principles, power distribu\u0001Ÿon fundamentals, and low
voltage equipment.
. Experience with protec\u0001Ÿve relay coordina\u0001Ÿon, arc flash analysis, and fault current
calcula\u0001Ÿons.
. Knowledge of relevant industry standards and codes such as IEC, NEC, IEEE, and NEMA.
. Project management skills and the ability to priori\u0001Ÿze tasks to meet project deadlines.