Systems Integration Technician - Traveler

Join our team as a Systems Integration Technician and become the technical expert our customers rely on. In this travel-based role, you'll support some of the most advanced data center and critical infrastructure projects in the country by commissioning, integrating, and troubleshooting Electrical Power Monitoring Systems (EPMS) and connected technologies.

This position is aligned to one of our hub locations in Nashville, TN, Dallas, TX, or Chicago, IL and follows a structured travel rotation. Team members typically spend 2-3 weeks supporting customer projects on-site, including occasional weekends, followed by scheduled time in their assigned hub location and dedicated time off between assignments.

No prior EPMS experience is required. If you have experience with SCADA, building automation, industrial controls, systems integration, networking, or automation technologies, Schneider Electric will provide the training needed to build expertise in power monitoring and critical infrastructure applications.

• Install, configure, commission, and troubleshoot EPMS software and connected field devices.
• Configure communications, alarms, monitoring points, and system settings within customer environments.
• Perform system startup, testing, validation, and commissioning activities at customer sites.
• Troubleshoot communication issues between software platforms, networks, and electrical devices.
• Work with SCADA/HMI platforms and industrial communication protocols such as Modbus, BACnet, and similar technologies.
• Support customer training, documentation, project turnover, and ongoing technical support activities.
• Partner with customers, contractors, and project teams at data center construction sites and operational facilities throughout the United States.
• Travel regularly as part of a structured rotation supporting customer projects nationwide.

• Active Listening — intermediate level; understanding customer concerns and translating them into effective technical solutions.
• Customer Orientation — intermediate level; building trust through responsive, reliable field support and customer engagement.
• Problem Solving — intermediate level; diagnosing communication, software, networking, and system integration issues.
• Resilience — intermediate level; remaining effective in fast-paced project environments and while traveling extensively.
• Safety Standards — intermediate level; ensuring all work complies with site safety requirements and established procedures.
• Technical Troubleshooting — intermediate level; identifying and resolving software, network, and device communication issues.
• Systems Integration — developing level; commissioning and configuring networked devices and monitoring systems.
• Technical Documentation — developing level; accurately documenting system configurations, testing results, and commissioning activities.
• Time Management — developing level; balancing travel schedules, project deliverables, and customer commitments.

• Strong hands‑on computer and software troubleshooting skills.
• Experience connecting, configuring, commissioning, or troubleshooting networked field devices.
• Understanding of IP networking, device communications, and network troubleshooting concepts.
• Experience with SCADA, BAS/BMS, industrial controls, automation, systems integration, or related technologies.
• Familiarity with Modbus, BACnet, Profibus, or similar communication protocols preferred.
• Basic understanding of electrical systems and power distribution fundamentals.
• Strong troubleshooting and analytical problem‑solving abilities.
• Ability to communicate effectively with customers, contractors, and…