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Electrical Engineer – Power Innovation

CrewPath Talent


Job Location:

Bowling Green, OH - USA

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 9 August 2026 (24 days ago)
Application Deadline: 6 November 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Electrical Engineer Power Innovation (Commissioning)

Position Summary

The Electrical Engineer Power Innovation supports the safe reliable and efficient commissioning and startup of power generation and energy systems. This role provides electrical engineering expertise throughout pre-commissioning commissioning and turnover ensuring systems are properly tested verified and ready for operation.

Responsibilities

Provide electrical engineering support across commissioning startup and system turnover phases

Lead and support electrical commissioning activities including testing verification and troubleshooting of:

Switchgear transformers generators and associated systems

Protection relays and control systems

Validate power system studies (short circuit coordination arc flash) and ensure alignment with as-built conditions prior to energization

Execute and oversee electrical testing activities (e.g. insulation resistance hi-pot relay testing functional verification)

Support pre-commissioning activities including loop checks calibration and protection system verification

Coordinate and participate in FAT SAT PSSR and RFSU processes to ensure systems meet requirements for startup and turnover

Collaborate with Project Management Construction Commissioning Controls and Operations teams to ensure aligned execution and system readiness

Work directly in the field to support testing troubleshooting and issue resolution during commissioning and startup

Ensure compliance with NEC NFPA 70E IEEE standards and company safety requirements

Support BESS and power generation system integration including system-level testing and performance validation

Develop and maintain commissioning documentation including ITRs test records redlines and turnover packages

Identify track and drive resolution of punch list items prior to system handover

Coordinate with vendors to support installation testing and commissioning activities

Promote continuous improvement and support development of standardized commissioning processes and tools

Mentor and support development of junior engineers

Other duties as assigned

Required Qualifications

Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering or Bachelors Degree in Engineering Technology

4 years of experience in electrical engineering power systems or commissioning in power generation industrial or related industries

Working knowledge of:

Electrical power systems and equipment (switchgear transformers generators)

Electrical drawings one-line diagrams and control systems

Commissioning testing and startup processes

Preferred Qualifications

Professional Engineer (P.E.) license or actively pursuing

Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering (from ABET accredited Institution)

Experience with power generation data centers or BESS systems

Experience supporting or leading commissioning and startup activities

Familiarity with FAT/SAT execution and turnover processes

Technical Skills

Proficiency with power system analysis tools (e.g. ETAP SKM PSCAD MATLAB or similar)

Experience with protection relay testing and electrical test equipment (e.g. Omicron Doble Megger)

Understanding of:

Protection coordination and arc flash analysis

Grid integration and energy storage systems

DCS/SCADA systems and electrical integration

Work Environment

Field-based role supporting active construction commissioning and startup environments

Requires the ability to work in industrial settings and follow all required safety protocols

Work Schedule & Other Details

12 hour 7-day on/off rotating shifts

Work in a variety of conditions including extreme temperatures loud areas and confined spaces

Lift up to 50 lbs and team-lift heavier loads

Stand walk climb bend and squat for extended periods

Work at elevated levels using ladders scaffolding or lifts with appropriate PPE

Use hand tools and mechanical diagnostic equipment

Occasional shiftwork on nights and holidays