Test Engineer

Overview

Calibrate, repair, and test electrical/gas utility instruments and equipment.

Key Responsibilities

• instrument calibration
• equipment repair
• test execution
• report writing
• quality assurance
• field services

Tasks

-Perform tests assigned to the group following prescribed procedures and verified by Laboratory & Testing Services (LTS). -Inspect, clean, adjust, calibrate and repair all test instruments and equipment used in the work in the facility and field to assure instrumentation is operating properly and with prescribed accuracy. -Witness and approve tests and examinations of equipment, components and materials, normally tested by division personnel, in manufacturers’ plants and other locations or those conducted by other testing agencies. -Perform Metrology Instrument Services Group (MIS) work in the areas of instrument calibration and repair, and records management. -Instruct assigned personnel. Perform a variety of non-routine tests and inspections, as instructed, making a complete test set-up. -Prepare equipment for shipping and receiving to/from customer locations. -Conduct assigned work so that personnel and the public are safeguarded at all times. -Obtain clearance in the field and make necessary arrangements for the performance of the work. -Repair and calibrate test equipment used in electric and gas utility operations, including at customer locations. -Confirm arrangements prior to leaving LTS. -Perform field repairs and calibrations of electrical test systems. -Develop and write reports, perform and check computations on tests and investigations for completeness and accuracy. -Conduct tests and surveys in the Laboratory and in the field. -Assure Quality Assurance procedures are followed. -Meet all training required in order to perform the duties of the position. -Operate any Company vehicle for which they are qualified. -Modify test procedures, apparatus, set-ups, methods and computer applications to meet requirements for tests.

Requirements

• technical training
• sap
• calibration
• metrology
• electronics degree
• excel

What You Bring

-Have completed technical training equivalent to two* years of college -Possess the skill and knowledge necessary for certification(s) to the required level in all pertinent test disciplines. -Demonstrated computer skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access -Knowledge of SAP -Experience with repairing Electronic Devices -Have a basic working knowledge and be able to acquire a thorough working knowledge of the principles of science and engineering as they apply to the work (such as electrical power applications, electronic circuitry, chemistry, materials science, physics, etc.). -Experience performing calibration of Testing and Measurement Instruments -Experience with Metrology -BS Degree or Technology Degree in Electronics -Have a working knowledge and be able to acquire a thorough knowledge of the operation and application of the instruments, test equipment, computers, and test methods used in the work. -Must have completed technical training equivalent to three years of college to progress beyond pay step “I”.

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Benefits

-Hybrid fixed – roles that are a mix of remote work and onsite work fixed days each week -Onsite – roles where employees are expected to be onsite daily. -Hybrid flexible – roles that are a mix of remote work and onsite work, but the onsite requirements have greater flexibility. (i.e. 5-8 days a month vs. set days each week).

About Pseg

-Founded in 1903 from the merger of hundreds of gas, electric and transit firms, the company has grown into a major energy holding headquartered in Newark, New Jersey. -As a public energy company, it operates regulated utilities in New Jersey via PSE&G and manages electric distribution on Long Island under PSEG Long Island. -Through PSEG Power—its subsidiary—it owns and operates nuclear and fossil generation assets across the Mid‑Atlantic and Northeast. -Typical projects include infrastructure modernization of transmission and distribution systems, deployment of smart meters, and large‑scale grid investments under multi‑billion‑dollar capital plans. -The company seeks federal license extensions for its New Jersey nuclear reactors to operate into the 2050s and beyond.

Sector Specialisms

Visa Sponsorship

-pseg is not offering visa sponsorship for this position.

Security Clearance

-pre‑employment drug and alcohol testing; testing for cause; post‑incident/accident testing. -random drug and alcohol testing for federally regulated roles, including prohibition of marijuana use.