FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Product Applications Engineer in this role?
The primary responsibility of a Product Applications Engineer is to define and deliver a differentiated protection relay offer and software-defined substation automation solutions for grid digitalization, leading to sustainable and profitable growth.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college is required, along with demonstrated experience in product management, product marketing, or technical application in grid automation portfolios.
What technical knowledge is essential for this role?
A good knowledge of Power Systems and Protection Applications for Transmission, Generation, Distribution, and Rail segments is essential, as well as familiarity with protocols like IEC61850, IEC 103, Modbus, DNP3.0, TCP/IP, and Ethernet.
What percentage of travel is expected in this position?
A willingness and ability to travel approximately 25% of the time is expected.
Is previous experience in the industry required?
While not strictly required, extensive and demonstrated experience in industry-related sales, marketing, applications, or product management is desired.
What kind of training and development opportunities are offered?
The role offers great development opportunities, including competitive benefits and private health insurance.
How does this role contribute to the Green Energy transition?
The role contributes by shaping and executing the technical strategy for grid digitalization and facilitating the integration of renewable and distributed energy resources to enhance the efficiency and reliability of the power grid.
Will I be involved in customer training and support?
Yes, the Product Applications Engineer will support delivery of detailed product/application training for Sales personnel and directly to customers as needed.
What kind of projects will a Product Applications Engineer work on?
A Product Applications Engineer will work on diverse projects related to protection relays and software-defined substation automation solutions aimed at grid digitalization and enhancing energy transition efforts.
Is participation in industry committees and working groups expected?
Yes, attending and actively participating in industry working groups and committees such as CIGRE and IEEE is part of the responsibilities.