Opportunity brief
Burns & McDonnell is hiring for the role of Trainee Engineer - Electrical (GFS - Mission Critical)!
Responsibilities of the Candidate:
- You'll be joining the ranks of our GFS team, a well-established group providing services to Global Facilities (GFS) and Aviation & Federal (A&F) Global Practices since 2017. - You'll report to department & functional managers, and your focus to work on diverse projects spanning industries such as Food & Consumer Products, Mission Critical, Architectural & Commercial, Onsite Energy, Manufacturing, Commercial Fueling, and Aviation. - And these projects aren't limited to a local scale; they are positioned globally, reflecting our worldwide impact. - You'll be a part of our vibrant GFS Global Practice, a thriving collective of professionals with expertise in Architectural, Electrical, Mechanical, Fire Protection, Structural, and Project Engineering disciplines. - The Graduate Electrical Engineer will work under the supervision of a lead engineer of department manager to handle the below listed responsibilities: - Designing electrical systems/equipment to provide a useful and safe workplace - Advising clients regarding electrical systems/requirements available to meet their needs and comply with safety codes - Ensuring installation of designed equipment/systems to ensure compliance with design specifications and safety codes - Participating in developing the design criteria for protective device coordination, relay applications, medium voltage transformers, switchgear, medium and low voltage distribution - Collaborating with engineers and technicians to design and apply new system processes - Defining customer needs and requirements - Reviewing electrical designs and specifications of equipment or systems being purchased or fabricated - Developing concept studies and designs - Defining customer needs and requirements - Supporting dynamic work on various projects - Enforcing standards and practices
Requirements:
- BTech degree in Electrical Engineering, from a recognized institution - Candidates must have secured a minimum of 60% marks or an equivalent grade in the qualifying examination without any active backlog from a reputed university/institute in India - Candidates should be passing out as part of the 2027 batch only - Strong organizational and communication skills - Understanding of instrumentation engineering, codes and safety standards - Problem-solving abilities - CAD and Microsoft Office skills necessary to accomplish instrumentation design goals - Knowledge of PLC programming is a plus