Commissioning Engineer For Mv
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Schneider Electric in Prato
As a Regional Service Representative for MV, you on-site commission and diagnose Schneider Electric medium-voltage switchgear, delivering expert support on complex projects. You work closely with other service engineers and partners, documenting results and training customers on basic operations. This role combines hands-on technical work with a focus on safety, quality, and customer satisfaction. You will travel internationally to install, commission, and optimize MV equipment, shaping reliable power systems for diverse clients.
Perform Startup & Commissioning on MV equipment across product ranges
Evaluate installation and operational conditions of equipment and systems
Conduct onsite adjustments to optimize running conditions
Perform root cause analysis to distinguish quality, software, or operational issues
Collaborate with Schneider Electric service engineers or partners during interventions
Document test results and produce site work reports
Train customers on basic operations of the equipment
Perform preventive and corrective maintenance for MV products
Solid understanding of electrical principles for medium voltage; fundamentals of automation and protection relays
Ability to work with general direction and follow safety policies
Proficient in reading, analyzing, and interpreting procedures and regulations; capable of writing reports
Strong problem-definition, data collection, and analysis abilities
Ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously
Willingness to travel internationally up to 70% of time
Electrotechnical education (university degree an advantage)
At least 5 years’ experience with commissioning and/or field service activities
Confirmed experience with MV power distribution products (Schneider Electric or other brands)
Knowledge of protection relays is a strong advantage
Ability to work autonomously, analyze technical challenges and propose solutions
Excellent mechanical and electrical hands-on skills
Software skills: MS Office, Acrobat, AutoCAD, P