1) University education and one year’s work experience;
2) Experience in testing of LV and MV power apparatus;
3) Ability to manage laboratory infrastructure, including measuring apparatus and research equipment;
4) Ability to prepare reports, statements and documentation related to research/testing;
5) Self-reliance, initiative, ease of networking, ability to seek and obtain information.
1) Master’s degree, preferably in the fields of: electrical engineering, electrotechnology, electronics, automation. A doctoral degree may be an added advantage;
2) A minimum of 2 years’ experience in insulation strength testing of LV and MV power apparatus and/or surge arresters is welcome;
3) Experience of working in an accredited environment (e.g. ISO 17025 compliant) and in research institutions;
4) Knowledge of PLC programming will be an added advantage;
5) Knowledge of analogue/digital/optical measurement techniques – will be an added advantage;
6) English language skills – min. B1;
7) Knowledge of health and safety, environmental and regulatory standards for laboratory operations.
1) Implementation of the services provided by the Laboratory in terms of:
· short-circuit, temperature rise, mechanical tests on LV and MV power and switchgear apparatus;
· drafting of testing reports;
· consultation with clients at the scoping and implementation stage;
2) Participation in activities to broaden the laboratory’s testing offer;
3) Adequate security and use of the Laboratory’s apparatus and equipment.
1) Stable employment based on an employment contract;
2) Parking for staff on the Institute’s premises;
3) Possibility of preferential insurance: medical (with funding) and life insurance;
4) Sports card;
5) Holiday subsidy;
6) Flexible start of working hours within the permitted range of hours.
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