M&U Application Engineer

Siemens Energy

The Role

Overview

Develop technical solutions for gas turbine upgrades and support bid to execution.

Key Responsibilities

  • site surveys
  • risk mitigation
  • technical handover
  • cost budgeting
  • scope definition
  • vendor quotes

Tasks

-Travel to customer sites as needed to perform site surveys, assessments, customer meetings, and possibly participate in safety discussions -Identify, quantify and develop mitigation plans for technical risks during the bid phase to achieve a successful execution by the project team. -Provide technical comments & exceptions to customer specifications and support clarifications meetings as needed. -Drive improvement initiatives within the team -Responsible for technical handover of won proposals to execution team -Develop the cost budget for identified technical scope and if required, obtain major equipment vendor quotes by providing the necessary engineering specifications. -Define the overall technical scope for requested/proposed upgrades, including but not limited to Engine, Package Mechanical, Package Electrical, Controls scopes and associated drawings updates for the proposal.

Requirements

  • aeroderivative turbines
  • power bi
  • microsoft office
  • engineering degree
  • controls engineering
  • specification writing

What You Bring

-Experience in interpretation and writing of engineering/equipment specifications. -Bachelor of Science in an Engineering Field or Engineering Technology OR equivalent experience Or Masters in an Engineering is preferred. -Experience in aeroderivative gas turbines is highly desired. Certifications such BOSIET/CA-EBS/MIST/H2S are a plus -Proficiency with computer applications including Microsoft Office Suite including the following: Word, Excel, and PowerPoint -Experience with digital tools like Power BI are a plus -Ability to communicate complex engineering concepts to diverse parties with varying technical backgrounds -10+ years’ applicable experience with Controls, Electrical or Mechanical Engineering in the oil and gas/power generation industry

Benefits

-Siemens Energy provides an option to opt for Meal Card to all its employees which will be as per the terms and conditions prescribed in the company policy as a part of CTC, tax saving measure -All employees are automatically covered under the Medical Insurance. Company paid considerable Family floater cover covering employee, spouse and 2 dependent children up to 25 years of age. -Flexi Pay empowers employees with the choice to customize the amount in some of the salary components within a defined range thereby optimizing the tax benefits. Accordingly, each employee is empowered to decide on the best Possible net income out of the same fixed individual base pay on a monthly basis

The Company

About Siemens Energy

-Offers cutting-edge solutions across the energy value chain. -Evolved into a global leader in energy innovation from pioneering technologies. -Plays a crucial role in accelerating the world's transition to a low-carbon future, focusing on sustainable energy production. -Broad portfolio includes gas turbines, power plants, renewable energy systems like wind and solar, supporting the shift to cleaner power. -Known for highly specialized solutions, from energy storage to grid optimization, helping utilities and industries thrive sustainably. -Major projects include large-scale renewable energy plants, carbon capture initiatives, and smart grid solutions that help stabilize the power supply. -Behind some of the world's most innovative and efficient energy technologies, driving change on both small and large scales. -Distinct for its ability to combine legacy power systems with the latest advancements in renewable energy, shaping the future of power.

Sector Specialisms

Utilities

Independent Power Producers

Transmission System Operators

Oil and Gas Industry

Energy-Intensive Industries

Power Generation

Heat Generation

Thermal Power Plants

Power Transmission

Energy Transformation

Energy Storage

Sector Coupling

Renewable Energy

Gas and Steam Turbines

Hybrid Power Plants

Hydrogen Turbines

Wind Power

Power Distribution