O&M Electrical Engineer

Equinor

O&M Electrical Engineer maintaining and commissioning high-voltage offshore energy equipment for Equinor. Troubleshooting systems, leading failure analysis, and improving electrical maintenance reliability.

Posted 8/5/2026full-timeBrooklyn • Connecticut, New York • 🇺🇸 United StatesSeniorLead💰 $160,249 - $240,427 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in the operations, maintenance, and repair of electrical equipment in offshore energy generation, with a strong focus on safety, compliance, and quality standards. Proficient in troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, and continuous improvement of electrical maintenance processes.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Bachelor's Degree In Electrical Engineering7+ Years Experience In Electrical Equipment MaintenanceHV And LV Equipment CommissioningKnowledge Of SAP Work Management SystemsFamiliarity With NERC Standards

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Hard Skills

Electrical Equipment MaintenanceTroubleshooting Equipment MalfunctionsRoot-Cause Failure AnalysisReading Electrical Circuit DrawingsCommissioning Electrical Equipment

Soft Skills

Clear Communication SkillsPresentation SkillsCommitment To Safety

Tools & Technologies

SAP Work Management SystemsCMMS

Industry Keywords

Offshore Energy GenerationWind FarmPower PlantUtility EnvironmentRegulated Industry

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Perform operations, maintenance, and repair of electrical equipment used in offshore energy generation
Manage routine inspections and corrective work on generators, switchgear, transformers, and high- and low-voltage equipment
Maintain accurate inspection and maintenance records
Collaborate with the maintenance team to deliver maintenance schedules and repairs
Maintain and repair electrical equipment in accordance with governing documentation and company procedures
Support commissioning and delivery of HV and LV equipment, including design reviews, acceptance tests, system walkdowns, and handovers
Coordinate with suppliers and other disciplines
Provide technical expertise and decision-making support to leaders
Ensure maintenance tasks are completed efficiently, timely, and to required quality standards
Document maintenance history and completion of activities
Develop and participate in continuous improvement assessments of electrical maintenance processes, procedures, and operating manuals
Conduct quality assurance activities and assess equipment-failure risks
Manage modifications, upgrades, improvements, repairs, and new technologies for electrical equipment and systems
Troubleshoot equipment malfunctions and faults
Lead root-cause failure analysis for complex failures
Follow electrical safety protocols, use PPE, and report safety concerns or incidents

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or a related technical discipline
7+ years of full-time experience commissioning, operating, and/or maintaining electrical equipment rated at 600V or above
Experience in a wind farm, power plant, steam generation, utility environment, or regulated industry
Ability to read, interpret, and follow electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic circuit drawings and schematics
Familiarity with NERC standards and compliance is a plus
Experience with relay protection is a plus
Knowledge of SAP Work Management Systems or another CMMS
Clear communication and presentation skills
Ability to share clear and concise action plans for specific issues
Commitment to safety, ethics, compliance, and Equinor's values

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive salary
Global parental leave
Bonus scheme
Pension plan
Flexible work arrangements
Wide range of learning activities and career development opportunities
Internal job market with opportunities for development and growth across disciplines and geographies
Wellness and work-life balance support
Inclusive culture
Reasonable adjustments during the recruitment process for candidates with disabilities or long-term health conditions