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Côte d'Ivoire Network Companies Talents Employment Services Visibility pack Register Search Visibility pack Search Register Menu Back to listing Posted on 6 May 2026 Electrical engineer network hta mta bta Full time Without telecommuting from 2 years to 5 years of experience Level of study: Bac+5 and over French: Proficiency Sector of activity: Training, education > Training centers Job address: Petro-Ivoire Abidjan - Côte d’Ivoire Job Description: The company is recruiting an HTA/MTA/BTA Network Electrical Engineer. The substation requires control of BTA (low voltage) power grids. ≤ 1 kV) and HTA/MTA (average voltage) ~1 kV at 50 kV), electrical calculations (currents, losses, short circuits), dimensioning of equipment such as transformers, cables and circuit breakers, as well as reading electrical diagrams. The candidate must also master ETAP, Caneco, Dialux, AutoCAD and MATLAB software. Expected transversal skills: project management, analysis and problem solving, teamwork, rigor and sense of security. Main missions: design and size of HTA/BTA power grids, supervise installation and commissioning, ensure maintenance and reliability of networks, carry out technical studies (charges, protection, stability), ensure compliance with electrical and safety standards, manage incidents and propose improvement solutions. Profile sought: electrical, electrotechnical or energy engineering engineer, Bac+5 minimum, with at least 3 years of experience in a similar position.
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