Electrical Engineer*

Keystone Engineering Inc. opened for business in 1988 and for decades, has been a reliable provider of qualified engineering resources and technically innovative solutions.

Keystone was founded to be an enduring company, and to provide an environment for our employees and clients to innovate, thrive, and be successful.

Keystone’s family of companies include: Milestone Project Services, SIS SILverstone, VeraPro, and Salmon & Associates

Our varied and extensive experience indicates that successful projects come down to personnel.

We incorporate their individual skills in a process that’s geared toward excellence.

The intentional pairing of people and process is the reason why clients know that they can trust their projects in the hands of Keystone.

Services Offered: 3D Laser Scanning, Controls & Automation, Construction Management, Design & Drafting, Engineering: Civil/Structural, Electrical, Mechanical, Process, Functional Safety, Information Technology, Instrumentation, On-Site Services, Operations & Commissioning Support, Procurement, Project Management.

Keystone Engineering is currently seeking an Electrical Engineer for a Lake Charles Area on-site client position.

Reporting to the Discipline Engineering Lead, the Electrical Engineer provides subject matter expertise supporting Discipline Engineering and Project Delivery across the Americas.

The role spans ongoing operations, capital projects, and turnaround activities with a primary focus on power systems engineering and is expected to own technical changes in the facility within all aspects of power engineering.

Essential Functions:

• Serve as technical SME in power systems and electrical engineering for industrial process plant infrastructure; develop and maintain recognition in the field through demonstrated technical outcomes.
• Investigate power system anomalies, equipment failures, and protection events and develop corrective action recommendations.
• Root cause analysis of electrical failures during startup, shutdown, or abnormal operations.
• Direct or lead load flow, short circuit, protective relay coordination, and power quality studies.
• Develop and maintain power system models in ETAP or SKM reflecting current facility configuration.