Project Technical Engineering Entry Professional
About this role
The opportunity
My name is Andrew Carruthers, and hope to be your new manager here in Ludvika. I manage the software department called “Sequence and Interlocking”, which is responsible for providing a safe and reliable operation of the switchgear in a HVDC station. This means we solve interlocking principles, status configurations, automated switching sequences and “ready for” conditions among many other things and we are a vital part of any HVDC station.
My responsibility as your manager is to provide a culture of inclusion, respect and learning, so it feels exciting, challenging, fun and fulfilling when coming to work.
We actively work on both soft skills and support each other in technical challenges and problems. “Team work at its best”, is our goal.
The chapters below under “Responsibility” and “Background” is to some extent a wish-list from our perspective, if you have parts of them or think you don’t have all the qualifications necessary, apply and let us decide if we can provide you with a future here with us.
Technical Project Engineering is a broad term describing a range of engineering disciplines e.g. electrical, mechanical, chemical, civil, structural, automation and software engineering. All of these engineering disciplines include, discipline engineering and design; planning, risk assessments; coordination of resources.
Key areas of responsibility:
Engineering development: Making sure all customer, legal and company requirements have been taken care of and that all multidisciplinary information has been included. Taking on new challenges and developing new solutions for our customers. Providing technical support for testing, installation and commissioning activities, and preparing complete project documents in area of your responsibility.
Being part of projects, providing cost effective quality solutions and delivering within budget and contract. Ensuring adherence to safety standards and mitigation of potential risks. Reviewing and approving scope,