电气工程师

The candidate will be part of the EICA (Electrical, Instrumentation, Control, Automation) team, with a focus on the electrical aspect.

The design of the electrical system (cable sizing and grounding) and the auxiliary systems (lighting, outlets, smoke detection, etc.) is assigned to external engineering firms with whom we collaborate. The design of the electrical panels is entrusted to the panel suppliers themselves.

Therefore, this role is primarily one of coordination and will be responsible for:

• Collecting information from colleagues and suppliers regarding the plant layout and the power supply of the equipment to be powered
• Organizing this information into dedicated lists (Electrical Load List)
• Preparing requests for quotation and providing suppliers with the necessary information for detailed engineering, electrical panels, and electrical installations
• Supervising the work of the suppliers and sharing relevant information with colleagues from other disciplines
• Conducting tests and inspections on the supplies under their responsibility

Technical skills

Required: The candidate must possess the skills necessary to critically evaluate the work of suppliers, particularly the ability to read low-voltage electrical diagrams and have basic electrical engineering knowledge (induction motors, short-circuit currents, grounding regulations, electrical installations in ATEX environments, etc.).
Preferred: Experience with medium-voltage systems.
Provided by Anaergia: Specific knowledge related to our biogas plants and the standards we use.

Software skills

Required: We work with interconnected Excel lists and Cadmatic (a software similar to AutoCAD) through queries, so excellent knowledge of the Office suite and general IT skills are required.
Preferred: 2D AutoCAD.
Provided by Anaergia: Specific training on company tools.

Soft skills

Required: The candidate must be able to learn and apply company standards regarding electrical design and engineering document management.
Preferred: Precision, communication skills, autonomy.

At the moment, we are focusing on plants for which we only supply low-voltage panels that power our equipment. As a result, skills related to electrical installations and auxiliary systems are secondary to those related to list management, panel design, and internal coordination. However, in the future, we may return to providing full-scope supply.

In addition to the above, we are open to considering other profiles that could also handle the detailed design of the electrical and auxiliary systems, provided they are registered with the relevant professional board and meet the requirements for project certification.