Engineer - Remote Diagnostic Services (RDS)

Job Summary

• Design, develop, verify, and test new detection agents, based on specific, Steam Turbine/Compressor/Gas Turbine failure modes and criticalities (Top Ten Offenders, FMECA based).
• Develop Remote Diagnostic Monitoring activity to ensure that risk to both Siemens Energy and customer organisations from equipment degradation or downtime is minimised/mitigated by timely preventive action.
• Creation of customer reporting ticketing activity ensuring its timely, concise, and technically accurate whilst delivering maximum commercial leverage. Onboarding of new units in the RDS systems.
• Maintenance/reporting of the remote services platform connection and maintenance processes establishing maximum opportunity for site data collection.
• Own the local research and development activities that have been agreed by RDS global via the Product Development process. Engaging globally with RDS or equivalent experience, external suppliers, academia, customers, and professional bodies to maintain competitive advantage.

What You Bring

• Bachelors Degree or equivalent experience in Instrumentation and controls (Proffered) OR Mechanical Engineering. with 3-5 years of confirmed experience in Turbo machinery (Steam Turbine/Turbo Compressor/Recip/Gas Turbine).
• Experience in multiple Engineering environments including Design Engineering, Controls Engineering, Assembly and Test, Installation Commissioning, Performance Engineering, Support Engineering, Technical Helpdesk, Remote Diagnostic Services.
• Must be customer focused and be able to demonstrate leadership, trouble shooting, problem solving and analytical skills / decision making in a fast paced environment.
• Appreciation of Siemens Energy international Customer base, their respective cultural diversity and an ability to communicate in more than one language would be a distinct advantage. Be analytical. Open Inclusive. Pragmatic. Big-picture thinker.
• Have strong lobbying negotiation skills. Strong Project Management skills.