As a Domain Engineer, you'll integrate energy conservation strategies, conduct data research, support customers, and perform field installations. Both entry and mid-level candidates can apply.
ELUTIONS is a premier global provider of Operational Business Intelligence Solutions that significantly improve business processes surrounding energy efficiency, critical asset performance and workforce productivity. As the top leader in our industry, world-wide, we are constantly on the lookout for go-getters, people who aren't afraid to work hard, but have fun at the same time. Those who join our team aren't just bright, but are willing to develop and hone their skills every day, all while making a significant difference in the world.
The Engineering Team is seeking a motivated, hard-working Domain Engineer with the ability to integrate energy conservation strategies into real world applications (commissioning data analytics and implementation).
Both entry and mid-level applicants are encouraged to apply as on-the-job training is available.
** Entry Level Candidates are Encouraged to Apply!!!**
General Responsibilities:
- Field travel to perform site surveys and equipment installation/commissioning.
- Conduct research, data analytics, and prepare reports.
- Grasp concepts related to fluid mechanics, pumping systems, wastewater treatment processes, and desalination processes.
- Understand big data concepts and have knowledge of data mining algorithms.
- Read and understand pump characteristic curves and electrical schematics.
- Learn and implement technical hardware/software solutions.
- Be comfortable with data pattern recognition and energy optimization algorithms.
- Provide 2nd tier customer support.
- Conduct customer and sales training including software demonstrations/presentations and sales support.
- Have effective interpersonal skills, organization/prioritization and administrative skills
- Interface effectively with customers, other departments and managers to resolve customer problems.
Requirements:
- Master’s degree or Bachelor’s degree in either Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or Environmental Engineering disciplines
Motivational Fit:
The successful candidate will have the following attributes:
- Good communication skills, especially with teams in other locations
- Plans and organizes well
- Creative problem solver
- Initiates action
- Flexible and adaptable
- Team-oriented
- Highly motivated
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