Testing Engineer

Overview

Hitachi Energy is seeking a Testing Engineer to join its team in Savli, Vadodara, India. The role involves testing switchgear products, troubleshooting electrical and mechanical faults, coordinating with cross-functional teams, and delivering work within targeted timelines.

What you'll do

• Understand relevant national and international standards such as IEC.
• Understand different kinds of electrical schematic drawings.
• Trace and solve electrical and mechanical faults by referring to documents.
• Perform high voltage testing, partial discharge testing and routine testing of switchgear products.
• Perform electrical wiring independently in local control cubicles and verify basic interlocks.
• Handle the day-to-day workload independently.
• Supervise team members and deliver output within targeted timelines.
• Apply practices such as 5S and KAIZEN.
• Coordinate with production, stores, packing and marketing/planning functions.
• Handle customer inspections independently.
• Manage equipment calibration and its certification.
• Ensure compliance with applicable external and internal regulations, procedures and guidelines.
• Work in accordance with safety and integrity responsibilities.

What you'll need

• A Diploma or bachelor's degree in electrical engineering with first class above 60%.
• Minimum 4 to 6 years of professional work experience in Procurement.
• Sound interpersonal skills.
• Working knowledge of SAP MM.
• Well versed with MS Office.
• Basic knowledge of engineering drawing.
• Skills in high voltage testing, partial discharge testing and mechanical endurance testing of switchgear products.
• Adequate knowledge of functional and interlock verification in low voltage or local control cubicles.
• Proficiency in both spoken and written English language.
• Knowledge of basic SAP.
• Ability to learn quickly and master new technologies.

Nice to have

• Experience in GIS and DTB testing.

Details

• Location: Savli, Vadodara, Gujarat, India.
• Job schedule: Full time.
• Remote work: No.