High Voltage Engineer

Overview Location: Pittsburgh, PA - Hybrid Job Type: Full Time/Permanent Work Authorization: No sponsorship or 3rd parties The A.C.Coy Company has an immediate need for multiple High Voltage Engineers for full time roles. This role will require up to 10% travel and prior experience with high voltage circuit breakers. Responsibilities Review and HVCB drawing packages to ensure technical requirements and standards are met Work with Sales Manager and clients to ensure understanding of equipment design packages Ensure compliance with ANSI/IEEE C37 standards, utility specifications, seismic requirements, TRV, and transmission system application considerations Review and analyze factory test reports Participate in the analysis of Root Cause failures and Lessons Learned Reports Coordinate with internal and external stakeholders on transmission utility approval processes and compliance matters Review and analyze field test results Review documentation including timing tests, contact resistance, CT verification, wiring verification, and functional checks Provide remote field support for technical issues before and after energization Support technical presentations and project discussions with utilities, EPCs. consultants, and end users Qualifications Required Education: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent Required Experience: 2+ years experience in design, manufacturing, testing, field service or application engineering Strong computer skills Experience working with High Voltage Circuit breakers - 69kV - 800kV transmission range Expertise of the working so of high-voltage substation equipment and transmission utility practices Strong communication skills with the ability to interact directly with customers, cross-functional engineering teams, and factories to interpret technically complex projects Preferred Experience: Prior experience with high-voltage dead tank circuit breakers, switchgear or substation equipment Familiarity with ANSI/IEEE C37 standards Knowledge of SF6 handling practices