Service Application Engineer

SGT 800 Maintenance Engineering: Service Application Engineer

A Snapshot of Your Day

The SGT 800 fleet is growing, and now we need to expand our engineering team that delivers preventive maintenance for our products. Our technical support and close collaboration with our customers worldwide, is essential for achieving high availability, reliability and a satisfied customer.

This position offers a complete overview of the SGT-800 i.e., Core Engine as well as the Auxiliaries.

Don’t miss this opportunity to become the technical front figure in all the technical disciplines: Control, Electrical, Instrument, Mechanical Engineering etc.

The daily work is organized in teams including Service Application Engineer, Sales Manager, Customer Contract Manager, Overhaul PM and Logistics. As Service Application Engineer, you will lead, co-ordinate and/or execute the technical parts of delivering preventive maintenance to our customers. You will also set technical input to quotes for selling service, and define & assess technical risks, often in consultation with other technical functions. At meetings you are the technical representative of the project with customers, partners and within the project team. Before inspections, you prepare the inspection scope. During inspections, you provide back office support during office hours. After inspection, you are responsible for the update of product data in our systems. Several IT tools such as SAP and PLM2020 are used. In addition to this, you are the entry point for any technical questions coming up from customers and region, in between planned overhauls.

Usually there is approximately 1-5 travels to the customer per year, where you will talk about the planned and/or performed maintenance that will be/has been performed by our Field Service Engineers.

 

Responsibilities and How You’ll Make an Impact

Responsibilities include preparation of technical scope for planned inspections for our SGT 800 customers with “Long Term Program" (LTP) contracts. The inspections are tailored for each gas turbine unit, and scope includes upsell opportunities. The team gives technical support to customers with LTP and acts as the entry point to engineering for topics within any technical areas for example performance and fuels (not related to 24/7-support).

 

 

What You Bring 
* You have commissioning or installation experience of SGT 800 turbines.
* Or have a solid technical background relevant for Gas Turbine Engineering. It can be a technical degree (ex-Bachelor or Master of Science in Control/Mechanical/Electrical Engineering), or Gas Turbine work experience.
* You are eager to learn, and helpful to your colleagues and interfaces.
* Interest in process improvement is a benefit, as this is one of our focus areas
* Skilled in communication - we work closely both internally and with the customer. The communication is generally in English.
* Comfortable with working in several IT systems:
* Structured, driven and open-minded.

 

 

About the Team

 

The team you will be part of consists of 12 people from all around the world and different backgrounds. We strive to support each other and build a strong technical knowledge within the team. There is always someone to discuss solutions and ideas with within the team before presenting the final scope. An internal mentorship program is set up to take care of new team members.

 

Our Gas Services division offers Low-emission power generation through service and decarbonization. Zero or low emission power generation and all gas turbines under one roof, steam turbines and generators. Decarbonization opportunities through service offerings, modernization, and digitalization of the fleet.

Check out this page to learn more about our Gas Service business https://www.siemens-energy.com/global/en/offerings/power-generation.html

 

We can offer you employment benefits such as: reduction of working hours, advance vacation, health care allowance and an eventual possibility to a flexible working place.

 

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