Description: Electrical Engineer – ESP (Electrostatic Precipitator)
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Do you want to make a difference in the world and contribute to a sustainable future?
As a leader in the cement and mining industries, we have taken on the responsibility of developing sustainable solutions.
We have an ambition to engineer the zero-emissions cement plant and the zero-emissions mining process by 2030.
Your know-how and innovative mindset will take us from idea to action.
In this journey, we see digitalization as the enabler towards zero emissions.
Position Overview The Electrical Engineer specializing in Electrostatic Precipitators (ESP) is responsible for designing, maintaining, and optimizing electrical systems related to ESPs.
This role involves ensuring the reliability, efficiency, and compliance of ESPs within industrial applications such as power plants, cement factories, pulp and paper plants, and other large-scale facilities that require emissions control.
About the Role Senior Electrical Engineer for global adventures.
Brace yourself for a spectacular learning experience and an international career with great professional challenges, high-level responsibilities, and multicultural experiences that will motivate you for life.
Cement, Pulp & Paper, Steel, and Power Plants are often located in remote places, meaning you will not be a sightseeing tourist but an integrated part of a globalized service department providing engineering and service specialists to all our regional branches around the world.
You can look forward to 150+ annual travel days in Europe as well as all over the world; the remaining time will be spent at your home base.
As Electrical Engineer, your home base will be the Aftermarket ESP Department in Madrid (Spain), reporting to the APC Aftermarket Division in Copenhagen (Denmark).
From here, you will be deployed to our sites all over the world, performing supervision, inspection, and troubleshooting in connection with our revision and upgrading jobs on our installed APC equipment.
About the Department As part of the FLSmidth Air Pollution Control Aftermarket ESP Department in Madrid, you will join a team of 8 skilled colleagues consisting of electrical and mechanical engineers and product experts.
We work closely with our customers in Spain, Portugal, and France, and execute services all over the world, providing the right FLSmidth solutions in terms of air pollution control.
More specifically, we are technology leading within electrostatic precipitator (ESP) solutions.
Key Responsibilities: System Design and Implementation: Develop and oversee the design of electrical systems for new ESP installations. Collaborate with mechanical and process engineers to integrate electrical components seamlessly. Specify and select appropriate electrical components, including transformers, rectifiers, and controllers.
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