Project Engineer
Hitachi
Skill Required
Key highlights
- 2-5 years of experience required
- Diploma/Degree in Electrical/Electronics/Telecommunications or equivalent
Role overview
The Hitachi Energy Indian Operations Center (INOPC) is a competence center with around 2300 skilled engineers who focus on tendering, engineering, planning, procurement, project management, functional system testing, installation supervision, documentation, and commissioning. Over the last decade, it has evolved to become the largest Operations hub, supporting Hitachi Energy’s units in more than 40 countries across a wide portfolio of all four business units. The team has executed engineering and commissioning for projects in more than 80 countries. Project Engineering focuses on designing, communicating, and implementing an operational plan for completing engineering-based projects, including designs, project controls, specifications, schedules, cost estimates, production, transportation, installation, testing, and/or commissioning of new infrastructure, facilities, or equipment. The role involves monitoring progress, resolving operational problems, and minimizing delays, as well as identifying and gathering necessary resources.
Responsibilities
- Design telecommunication cabinets (consisting of Fiber optic equipment FOX615, NSD570) based on input provided.
- Prepare project-specific Base Design/Detail design, BOM, Manufacturing documents, and as-built documentation during project execution.
- Live Hitachi Energy’s core values of safety and integrity, which means taking responsibility for your own actions while caring for colleagues and the business.
Requirements
- Diploma/Degree in Electrical/Electronics/Telecommunications or equivalent.
- 2 to 5 years of experience.
- Proficient in MicroStation (SELECT) series.
- Knowledge of Zuken E3, AutoCAD, and MS-Office (Word, Excel, Visio).
- Good verbal and written communication skills.
- Good problem-solving skills, quality-minded, and cooperative.
Nice to have
- Extensive knowledge of Zuken E3 and development.