Commissioning Engineer (Traction Power Systems)

At Sécheron Hasler Group, we bring over 140 years of Swiss engineering into modern railway and energy systems. Our technologies keep critical infrastructure running — and as a Commissioning Engineer, you are the one who makes it work in real life.

If you enjoy hands-on engineering, combining electrical systems and software, working directly with customers, and taking real responsibility, this role will push you forward quickly — experience helps, but what matters most is your ability to take ownership and solve real problems..

This role offers real independence in the field — you take over systems on-site, make decisions and get them operational. No two projects are the same, with changing locations, technologies and customers.

📍 Traveling around the world | 🕒 Full time | 💼 Suitable for graduates

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What you will do:

• Commission traction power substations at customer sites worldwide (~50% travel)
• Bring systems to life – testing, troubleshooting and fine-tuning on-site
• Upload, debug and advise on adjusting the control software
• Verify full functionality of electrical equipment, protection and control systems
• Identify and resolve technical issues during commissioning
• Train customers and support them during system handover
• Collaborate with project teams, engineers and HQ in Geneva
• Provide feedback to design and project teams based on site experience
• Participate on Prague FAT meetings with customers
• Handle essential commissioning documentation

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Requirements

• Education in electrical engineering (secondary or university level)
• Valid electrical qualification under Czech regulation (No. 194/2022 Coll. or equivalent)
• Communicative English and Czech
• Willingness to travel internationally (typically 1–2 week trips)
• Practical mindset and willingness to learn – you enjoy solving real problems
• Responsibility and ability to work independently on-site

Nice to have:

• Experience with commissioning, testing or troubleshooting
• Basic knowledge of control systems / PLC

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Benefits

What we offer:

• Real engineering work with visible impact — your work brings systems into operation
• International projects across railway, energy and industrial sectors
• Strong technical learning curve and fast professional growth
• Mix of field work, technology and customer interaction
• Stable company with Swiss heritage and global footprint
• Competitive compensation based on performance
• Flexible working hours
• 13th salary, transport allowance, meal vouchers, pension contribution
• 5 weeks of vacation and other perks that we enjoy.

If you’re looking for a role where you can take ownership, work on real systems and see the results of your work in practice, we’d like to hear from you.

👉 Please apply with your CV in English.