Field Service Engineer - Gas Insulated Switchgear - Southwest US

The Opportunity In this US-based, field-focused role, you support customers through hands‑on service work on high‑voltage gas‑insulated switchgear and related substation equipment. You work directly at customer sites across the United States, including substations, utilities, and industrial power facilities, providing technical support throughout all phases of project execution. Your work includes installation, commissioning, testing, acceptance, and handover activities, often across multiple active sites based on customer needs and service demand. This role combines practical engineering execution with on‑site problem solving in live operating environments. Through direct customer interaction and detailed site work, you contribute to the safe, reliable operation and ongoing service of critical high‑voltage infrastructure supporting the US power grid. This field service position is based in the Southwest United States and supports customer sites throughout the region. How You’ll Make an Impact Provide technical support across all project execution phases, including commissioning, testing, acceptance, and handover. Supervise installation and commissioning activities for GIS substations at customer sites. Run troubleshooting activities involving field personnel and subcontractors. Maintain compliance with safety standards and company policies at all job sites. Ensure correct use of tools, equipment, vehicles, materials, and supplies at site locations. Oversee contracted maintenance activities to confirm work is completed effectively and efficiently. Maintain detailed site documentation including operational procedures, performance reports, test data, and equipment manuals. Coordinate and communicate internally and externally to enable smooth completion of site operations. Ensure compliance with applicable external and internal regulations, procedures, and guidelines. Your Background Candidate must already have work authorization that permits them to work for Hitachi Energy in the United States. Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in engineering or related discipline is preferred but not mandatory. Relevant experience in engineering and/or construction environments, preferably within the power industry. Understanding of electrical and mechanical equipment. Interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to manage teams and conflict situations. Proficiency with Microsoft Office tools, including Project. More About Us Opportunities to work on innovative technologies shaping the future of energy. A collaborative environment with experienced professionals across the US power industry. Access to learning platforms and career development programs. Attractive health and retirement benefits. Paid leave and flexible work arrangements. #J-18808-Ljbffr Hitachi Energy