Electrical Engineer - Experienced

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Electrical Engineers in the Exxon Mobil Technology and Engineering organization have the responsibility to provide technical support to project teams as well as both Upstream and Downstream businesses. They will be tasked with supporting ongoing production and manufacturing operations, providing technical solutions, leading initiatives, advising projects on technical issues, and mentoring less experienced engineers. Successful candidates must be able to work across disciplines and be proficient in associated engineering disciplines.

• Electrical
• Power generation equipment maintenance and troubleshooting
• Protective relay setting, testing, and coordination
• Power systems studies and modeling (SKM tool)
• Application of regulations and standards applicable in the U.S. (30
  
  CFR
  250, NEC, API 14F)
• NETA MTS for electrical maintenance and inspection
• Applying NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace
• Application of equipment and circuits in hazardous locations
• Troubleshooting electrical equipment and distribution problems up to 66kV

• Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent engineering discipline with a minimum of 10+ years relevant experience
• Knowledge and application of domestic and international industry codes and standards
• Familiar with all aspects of electrical equipment, sizing, and specification
• Technical mentor to early career engineers
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Willingness and ability to travel to domestic and international locations, flexible and adaptable to various living and working conditions
• Ability to handle multiple priorities and stakeholders, to manage short deadlines, emergency recovery situations and to cope with extreme remote, lack of infrastructure and cultural differences
• Excellent administrative and organizational competencies

• Demonstrated minimum work experience of 10+ years required in at least one of the following
• Power system design, operations, modeling and simulation
• Operations and maintenance support, i.e. electrical fault…