Engineer II - Electrical Engineering

Qualifications: BS degree in electrical engineering with a preference for 3-7 years of work experience (petrochemical industry preferred). Ability to plan, prioritize and implement multiple concurrent projects/tasks. Good communication and presentation skills (both oral & written). Good interpersonal and conflict resolution skills with ability to influence managers, peers, and mechanics; able to take "hands on approach with operators and mechanics to get things done. Good analytical and problem solving skills. Ability to interact with and promote the capabilities of a diverse workforce. Proven strong contributor with the ability to work independently. Good personal computer and software skills. Functional Skills Understands electrical, instrumentation, and process control equipment and related troubleshooting and maintenance techniques. Capable of using calibration manager software and hardware tools. Understands principles of power and electrical distribution circuits. Familiar with predictive techniques for electrical equipment (e.g. Thermography) Root cause failure analysis, basic 5 why, and failure mode and effect analysis. Apollo methodologies also used. Industry and corporate engineering codes and their application. Ability to read and understand electrical drawings. Capable of performing cost/capital analysis and justification. Responsibilities: Work with interdisciplinary groups to develop and execute projects through the sites management of change process. Support capital projects by participating and reviewing equipment selection. Promote consistency by standardizing equipment, providing technical expertise for installation, check-out, maintenance procedures and start-up of all new or modified critical equipment, and assuring that necessary spare parts are identified and maintained properly. Apply engineering theory, practices, and principles to perform failure analysis, determine root cause of equipment failures, and conduct equipment performance evaluations. Work with process ATO's and technology organization in determining how process variations and equipment operation can impact equipment reliability.