Electrical Power Engineer

Build your career in electrical power engineering with SWTS.

Join ESSD and gain practical exposure to transformers, switchgear, protection relays and power-system testing across substations and industrial facilities. Structured technical training, mentoring and hands-on experience support your development alongside experienced power engineers.

• Structured technical training and mentoring by experienced engineers.
• Practical exposure to substations, industrial facilities, transformers, switchgear and protection systems.
• Opportunity to develop competency in specialised electrical testing and diagnostic techniques.
• Career development towards senior engineering ,technical specialist roles and LEW.
• Combination of office-based engineering and hands-on field assignments.

Job Responsibilities
Support the testing, commissioning, maintenance, troubleshooting and engineering of electrical power systems at customer sites. The role combines site and engineering work involving transformers, HV/MV/LV switchgear, protection and control systems, motors, generators and associated power distribution systems.

• Perform testing, commissioning, inspection and troubleshooting of electrical power equipment.
• Carry out primary and secondary current injection, protection relay testing, configuration and functional checks.
• Perform circuit breaker timing/contact resistance, insulation resistance/PI, AC withstand and Tan Delta/capacitance testing.
• Support transformer testing including TTR/vector group, winding resistance, oil diagnostics, SFRA and DGA.
• Participate in transformer and switchgear servicing, maintenance, repair, retrofit and component replacement.
• Support condition monitoring such as partial discharge, thermographic scanning and power-quality measurement.
• Review single-line diagrams, schematics and protection drawings prepare clear test and service reports.
• Support site surveys, fault investigation, project execution and customer/vendor coordination.

Job Requirement:

• Diploma or Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Power Engineering or a related discipline.
• Strong interest in electrical power systems and hands-on engineering work.
• Able to read electrical single-line diagrams, schematic diagrams and technical drawings.
• Good analytical, troubleshooting, communication and technical-report-writing skills.
• Able to work independently and as part of a project or site team.
• A valid driving license will be an advantage for field assignments.