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You as a Engineer in Training, will be part of Power Grid Business unit-Grid Automation. Hitachi Energy South Africa is committed to the development of recently graduated individual and seeks to source, develop, and increase their employability in the ever-changing world of work. We do our best to place and invest in young talent by providing them with the best working and learning environment that allows them to learn about the business, themselves, and their chosen careers. Hitachi Energy South Africa will expose you to not only local, but also regional operations, where you will be paired with qualified and registered professionals to help you transition into a professional space through knowledge, skills, and attributes transfer to you and help you learn beyond the classroom.
Your responsibilities
The Student Support Engineer (SSE) will be trained to work in the Utility Telecommunication Environment which includes training in:
The basics of telecommunications
Engineering process
Project Management
Production process
Factory Testing
Commissioning service
Executing a complete project, yourself from start to finish (with support from the team).
You will also be trained to deliver professional and courteous customer support service and promote a productive and positive relationship with customers in typical day-to-day interactions. Also, participate in and contribute to team efforts and manage your individual contributions.
Your background
You should have a Degree, B-tech in Electrical Engineering with Telecommunication, and preferably female candidates.
Well-developed computer skills.
Demonstrate strong written and communication skills and overall learning attitude.
Knowledge of one or multiple of the following technologies would be advantageous:
Telecommunication Systems
Internet Protocol
Basic Linux Skills
Tools/Utilities: Microsoft, Outlook, Word, Excel etc.
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