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Electrical Design Engineer for Traction SS&E

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Job typeFull-time
Workplace typeOnsite
Experience levelMore than 10 years
Education levelBachelor's Degree

Description

Téciman Group has spent 35 years delivering satisfaction in the development of Engineering Services and 3D Metrology projects. The Téciman team’s distinctive approach is reflected in the work we are currently executing for our clients. We require **an Electrical Design Engineer for Traction SS&E** for a company based in Madrid. The position is located in Madrid. The candidate must possess a multidisciplinary profile and the ability to adapt to the team’s needs across various departments—particularly focusing on budgeting, tenders, preliminary planning, and preparation of technical-commercial proposals. **Responsibilities:** * Develop conceptual, basic, and detailed designs. * Define the electrical architecture of the substation. * Select high-, medium-, and low-voltage equipment. * Design the physical layout (layout) of equipment. * Perform load flow and voltage drop studies. * Conduct short-circuit and grounding calculations. * Draft technical specifications for equipment (power transformers, rectifiers, GIS or AIS switchgear, circuit breakers, protection systems, AC/DC auxiliary systems, UPS systems, and batteries). Requirements: * Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering. * Industrial Engineering (electrical specialization). * Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering (preferred). * Experience in electrical substations, railway traction, high voltage, transformer substations, and EPC projects. Languages: * English B2/C1 **Work Location:** * Madrid * Availability for national and international travel **Offered:** * Immediate hiring * Permanent contract * Engineering EPC project company

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