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Field Technician

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DNV Global Energy Concepts Inc. Seattle 98101
United States

DNV Global Energy Concepts is seeking a Field Technician for our downtown Seattle, Washington, office. In this role you will design, build, install, and repair meteorological and engineering measurement systems on existing and prospective megawatt-scale wind power projects. As a group, the technicians work with a wide variety of hardware and software and are regularly asked to develop systems that include unfamiliar sensor signals, new data acquisition systems, and communications protocols. If you have a solid understanding of electrical circuits, including experience troubleshooting AC and DC circuits, and are passionate about the exciting industry of renewable energy then we would like to hear from you. Apply today!

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Assist with designing meteorological and engineering measurement systems that include sensor arrays, tower mounting schemes, data acquisition components, communications hardware, and small remote PV and wind power systems
• Specify and order equipment for these systems
• Assemble and install these measurement systems on towers ranging from 150 ft to 450 ft at remote sites in often inclement conditions
• Troubleshoot and repair sensors, data loggers, and communications equipment remotely and on site
• Research and test new and potentially promising sensors, data loggers, and other system components
• Assist with project proposals, budgeting, and management of ongoing projects
• Respond to client requests and communicate project status to other DNV-GEC staff as well as clients
• Provide other technical and non-technical staff at DNV-GEC with equipment advice, troubleshooting assistance, and labor support
• Share knowledge and best practices across DNV-GEC units

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
• Associates Degree in Engineering Technology or other related field
• 3+ years of professional experience in a similar position preferred
• Experience troubleshooting AC and DC circuits along with a solid understanding of electrical circuits is required
• Experience troubleshooting sensors with analog voltage and frequency outputs is essential
• Experience with meteorological sensors, Campbell Scientific data loggers, and RF/cellular/satellite communications technology is beneficial but not required

DESIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and produce high-quality work with minimal supervision
• Ability to train and advise non-technical staff on equipment installation and troubleshooting
• First-Aid and/or climbing training a plus

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
• Ability to safely climb towers up to 450 ft in height
• Ability to lift up to 60 lbs
• Willingness to travel about 50%, anywhere in the U.S. and overseas, on excursions of over one week
• Valid driver’s license and ability to rent a vehicle

COMPANY INFORMATION:

DNV Global Energy Concepts Inc. (DNV-GEC) is a multi-discipline engineering and technology consulting firm providing services to clients involved in the energy industry. Recognized as leaders in the wind energy industry, the firm specializes in the analysis, design, testing, and management of wind energy systems and projects. Our experience includes both utility-scale and small-scale applications of wind energy technologies. DNV-GEC combines technical expertise, managerial capabilities, and common-sense financial and business knowledge to provide comprehensive consulting services to assist our clients in meeting their objectives. To learn more about DNV-GEC please visit the following website: http://www.globalenergyconcepts.com/default.htm.

HOW TO APPLY:

Please go to the following website to submit your resume and apply for the Field Technician position: https://dnvna.tms.hrdepartment.com/cgi-bin/a/highlightjob.cgi?jobid=236&...

Location

DNV Global Energy Concepts Inc. Seattle 98101
United States