Field Engineer

FIELD ENGINEER – HYBRID POWER & ENERGY STORAGE

Location: Texas, Nevada, Lousiana | Travel: 50%+

About the Company

Our client is a global energy solutions provider that keeps critical operations running, delivering power, heating, cooling, and compressed air to customers worldwide. Their projects range from major events lasting a few weeks to mining operations and remote communities that depend on them for decades.

The Opportunity

As a Field Engineer, you'll partner with electrical engineers and project managers to install the electrical systems needed for power, HVAC, and oil-free air on gas and hybrid power plant projects. You'll be part of the company's microgrid and energy storage business.

What You'll Do

• Perform cold and hot commissioning and full validation of hybrid systems at project sites for the company's microgrid and storage solutions group, and support project delivery from execution through post-commissioning and operations & maintenance
• Work with customers, utilities, project partners, and internal teams to define each system, then implement the electrical, mechanical, and control systems that make up the product
• Apply working knowledge of electrical, mechanical, and controls for electrical power systems, using tools and equipment for remote metering and monitoring, data acquisition, and instrumentation
• Perform and validate commissioning, operational, maintenance, and testing procedures for equipment and hybrid systems, and feed findings back to product development and design engineering teams
• Coordinate construction, installation, maintenance, support, documentation, commissioning, and testing activities so the work complies with specifications, codes, and customer requirements
• Support sustaining engineering, service, and maintenance of products and projects, and train internal field technicians and engineers to install and commission the company's microgrid and storage products
• Travel 50%+

What You Bring

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant engineering field (ABET-accredited or approved equivalent): electrical, mechanical, or another discipline with energy industry experience
• 2+ years of field experience with mechanical and/or electrical systems, plus 1+ year of field experience with hybrid energy systems (PV, gas, diesel, BESS, transmission, distribution, etc.)
• Experience in electrical safety and hazard awareness
• Knowledge of large-scale battery energy storage systems and their components (e.g., DC battery systems, inverter technology, transformers and switchgear, grid access, low-voltage auxiliaries, HVAC design, enclosures)
• Experience planning, commissioning, and decommissioning electrical power systems equipment
• Availability to travel to support business needs and for training, and a valid driver's license as required by the business