The Commissioning Engineer works closely with the Project Manager, Project Engineers, Vendors, and AHJ’s through the start-up process. Commissioning activities include inspections, performance testing, trouble shooting, negotiating final compliance with AHJ’s to achieve placed in service status, and writing the commissioning reports.

The successful candidate will have a depth of experience in power systems, start-up activities, compliance, and testing. They can manage multiple projects at a time in different progress stages.  They will also understand commissioning and start-up of plants is time critical and manage their time and resources accordingly.

The role can be remote and has between 25% to 50% travel requirements.

Key Responsibilities

• Researching the commissioning needs for each project.

• Establishing and Communicating commissioning steps to the project team to develop schedules.

• Working at sites to perform inspections and system performance testing.

• Communicating and leading efforts to solve problems with equipment that may occur during start-up.

• Completing the commissioning reports to submit to 3rd Parties, AHJ’s, and internal records.

Skills and Qualifications

• Foresight to create efficient processes, Flexibility to adjust daily activities to the need, and Fortitude to make things work.

• Bachelor’s degree in physics, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering or equivalent technical field

• 5+ years of experience in outdoor construction

• 2+ years of experience in renewable energy technology

• 1+ years of experience in storage system technology

• 2+ years of experience with control systems and programming controllers

• 1+ years of experience with HVAC systems

• 1+ years of experience with IT communications protocols and tools

• Experience with leading teams and a desire to do so.

• Proficiency with MS Office Tools: Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, PowerPoint, and Schedule

• Hands on experience with wiring, assembly of mechanical machinery, and operating test equipment

• Possess understanding of construction and engineering principles.

• Excellent problem-solving skills

• Detail orientation and shown ability to manage multiple, complex initiatives.

• OSHA 10 Certification and NEC70E Certification are a plus.

• Professional Engineering License a plus.