Are you experienced with SCADA, building automation, controls, computer networking, or software that communicates with field devices? Schneider Electric is looking for a technically strong, hands-on specialist to configure and commission Electrical Power Monitoring Systems (EPMS) at customer sites.
* This is a field role that will require local travel around the Chicago metro area - mostly day trips. There will be occasional out of town trips by flight. These trips can be for weeks at a time.
You do not need previous EPMS experience. If you have strong computer and software skills, understand networking and device communication, and have a basic understanding of electrical systems, we can provide training on our power monitoring solutions.
What You'll Do - Install, configure, commission, and troubleshoot EPMS software and connected field devices.
- Configure networked devices, communications, alarms, monitoring points, and system settings.
- Troubleshoot communication between software and electrical devices.
- Work with SCADA/HMI systems and industrial communication protocols such as Modbus, BACnet, or similar technologies.
- Work directly with customers, contractors, and project teams at data center construction sites and operational data centers.
- Support system startup, testing, documentation, and customer training.
- Travel regularly to customer sites, with periodic overnight travel.
What We're Looking For - Strong hands-on computer and software skills, including installing, configuring, and troubleshooting software.
- Experience connecting, configuring, or troubleshooting networked field devices.
- Understanding of IP networking and device communication.
- Experience with SCADA, BAS/BMS, controls, industrial automation, systems integration, or similar technologies.
- Experience with Modbus, BACnet, Profibus, or similar communication protocols is a plus.
- Basic understanding of electrical systems and power fundamentals.
- Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to communicate effectively with customers, contractors, and other project stakeholders.
- Ability and willingness to travel regularly to customer sites.
Experience That Can Translate Well You don't need to come directly from the electrical power monitoring industry. Relevant backgrounds may include:
- SCADA
- Building Automation Systems (BAS/BMS)
- Industrial controls
- Systems integration
- Energy management systems
- Industrial automation
- Controls commissioning
- Data center systems, controls, or operations
- Networked industrial devices
A two-year technical degree in electrical technology, electronics, automation, controls, networking, or a related discipline is preferred but not required based on relevant experience.
What's in it for me? - Direct customer impact through meaningful technical work in the field
- Mentorship and structured support to build your technical skills and confidence
- Career growth opportunities within a global leader in energy management and automation
- Exposure to diverse industries and innovative technologies
Ready to launch your technical service career? Apply today!
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Responsibilities
Are you experienced with SCADA, building automation, controls, computer networking, or software that communicates with field devices? Schneider Electric is looking for a technically strong, hands-on specialist to configure and commission Electrical Power Monitoring Systems (EPMS) at customer sites.
* This is a field role that will require local travel around the Chicago metro area - mostly day trips. There will be occasional out of town trips by flight. These trips can be for weeks at a time.
You do not need previous EPMS experience. If you have strong computer and software skills, understand networking and device communication, and have a basic understanding of electrical systems, we can provide training on our power monitoring solutions.
What You'll Do - Install, configure, commission, and troubleshoot EPMS software and connected field devices.
- Configure networked devices, communications, alarms, monitoring points, and system settings.
- Troubleshoot communication between software and electrical devices.
- Work with SCADA/HMI systems and industrial communication protocols such as Modbus, BACnet, or similar technologies.
- Work directly with customers, contractors, and project teams at data center construction sites and operational data centers.
- Support system startup, testing, documentation, and customer training.
- Travel regularly to customer sites, with periodic overnight travel.
What We're Looking For - Strong hands-on computer and software skills, including installing, configuring, and troubleshooting software.
- Experience connecting, configuring, or troubleshooting networked field devices.
- Understanding of IP networking and device communication.
- Experience with SCADA, BAS/BMS, controls, industrial automation, systems integration, or similar technologies.
- Experience with Modbus, BACnet, Profibus, or similar communication protocols is a plus.
- Basic understanding of electrical systems and power fundamentals.
- Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to communicate effectively with customers, contractors, and other project stakeholders.
- Ability and willingness to travel regularly to customer sites.
Experience That Can Translate Well You don't need to come directly from the electrical power monitoring industry. Relevant backgrounds may include:
- SCADA
- Building Automation Systems (BAS/BMS)
- Industrial controls
- Systems integration
- Energy management systems
- Industrial automation
- Controls commissioning
- Data center systems, controls, or operations
- Networked industrial devices
A two-year technical degree in electrical technology, electronics, automation, controls, networking, or a related discipline is preferred but not required based on relevant experience.
