Delivery Engineer

Job Description:​

  1. Responsible for on-site project delivery, ensuring construction progress, quality, and safety meet both company and client requirements.
  2. Participate in project meetings and maintain positive client relationships.
  3. Prepare technical drawings (AUTOCAD/WINCC), and handle PLC programming (Siemens/Mitsubishi), control cabinet debugging, and system commissioning.
  4. Provide technical decision-making for on-site complex equipment point-to-point verification and troubleshooting to ensure smooth commissioning and acceptance.
  5. Manage the quality of project delivery documentation to ensure compliance with standards.
Requirements:​
  1. College degree or above in Automation, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, or related fields.
  2. Proficient verbal communication skills in Mandarin, English, and Malay.
  3. Prior experience in industrial automation or building automation is preferred.
  4. Familiar with AUTOCAD, WINCC, and mainstream PLC programming (Siemens/Mitsubishi), with the ability to independently resolve technical issues.
  5. Understanding of project delivery processes.
  6. Capable of flexibly handling interpersonal relationships in a multicultural environment.
  7. Strong logical thinking, stress resistance, and a high sense of responsibility.
Work locations：
  1. Kempas Tech Park - 81330, Jalan Kempas Lama, Johor, Malaysia
  2. Nusajaya Tech Park - Jalan Teknologi Perintis, Lebuhraya Nusajaya, 79250 Nusajaya, Johor, Malaysia
Additional information： Shanghai Dipu is a chinese high-tech company with over 20 years of development.

Dipu is a professional system integrator, focus on providing integrated management platform and building automation systems. The company's core business is the HVAC automation control system for data centers. By collecting data such as temperature and humidity from various server rooms within the data center, the information is transmitted to the company’s self-developed system for real-time monitoring.

If there is any abnormal data, the system enables remote control to ensure the normal operation of all server rooms.

Our projects have been distributed in 7 countries around the world. We have a professional team of more than 200 engineers both in china mainland and overseas.

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