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Leads technical development of energy and building-services opportunities from concept design through bidding, approvals, client presentations, and construction handover. Conducts energy audits, site surveys, feasibility studies, and outline designs for HVAC, heat networks, power generation, and low-carbon solutions. Prepares tender and cost inputs, assesses risks, coordinates suppliers and internal teams, supports commercial decisions, and develops client-facing proposals. The role also mentors colleagues and promotes technical innovation and continuous improvement.

Lead and support industrial gas turbine combustion system development and upgrade projects. Design combustor components and systems, coordinate multidisciplinary teams, manage schedules, risks, procurement, manufacturing, field execution, and technical reviews. Support cost estimating, tendering, documentation, engineering changes, verification plans, and client presentations. Apply CAD and analysis tools while improving engineering procedures, quality, efficiency, and execution costs.

Provides onsite and remote engineering support for industrial gas turbine hardware acceptance, evaluation, reconditioning, repair, and lifecycle decisions. Investigates field issues, coordinates corrective actions, supports root cause and 8D analyses, performs borescope inspections, contributes to outage and installation planning, and prepares technical reports and recommendations. Collaborates with field service, project management, reconditioning, R&D, manufacturing, and customers while promoting EHS compliance. Requires domestic and international field travel of 10% to 50%.

Leads technical execution of medium-scope gas turbine conversion, modification, and upgrade projects. Responsibilities include auxiliary system design, engineering documentation, calculations, specifications, design reviews, risk assessments, scheduling, budget tracking, supplier and contractor oversight, customer communication, tender support, and field installation advisory services. The role coordinates cross-functional teams, supports project milestones, conducts site walkdowns, and improves engineering procedures. Up to 20% travel is required.

Leads industrial gas turbine combustor system development and upgrade projects, combining mechanical design with technical project management. Responsibilities include designing components, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, managing schedules and critical paths, overseeing design and risk reviews, supporting cost estimates and field execution, maintaining engineering documentation, improving procedures, and reporting project status. The role also requires collaboration with supply chain, manufacturing, field services, contractors, and clients, with occasional hands-on fieldwork and travel.

Design and support wastewater infrastructure projects across planning, feasibility, permitting, construction drawings, specifications, and construction services. Develop treatment strategies and process design criteria, coordinate with clients and multidisciplinary teams, prepare reports, proposals, and presentations, and communicate technical issues to nontechnical audiences. Fieldwork and occasional travel may be required.

Designs and delivers wastewater infrastructure projects across planning, permitting, treatment process selection, engineering calculations, construction documents, and construction support. Coordinates with clients, technical specialists, and multidisciplinary teams; manages project tasks, scopes, and schedules; prepares technical reports and proposals; performs site visits and quality reviews; responds to RFIs; and mentors junior staff.

Leads wastewater infrastructure projects from feasibility and treatment process design through permitting, construction documents, construction support, and commissioning. Manages interdisciplinary teams, clients, budgets, schedules, proposals, and business development activities. Performs design calculations, equipment sizing, technical reporting, and regulatory coordination. Requires occasional fieldwork and travel, with increasing responsibility for client development and project management.

Design and support wastewater infrastructure projects through feasibility, process design, permitting, construction documentation, project management, and construction services. Coordinate with clients, internal specialists, multidisciplinary teams, and regulatory agencies. Develop treatment strategies, process criteria, technical reports, proposals, and presentations. Fieldwork and occasional travel may be required. The role requires a Civil or Environmental Engineering degree, PE license, and substantial wastewater infrastructure experience.

Lead electrical engineering and design for water and wastewater facility projects. Responsibilities include industrial power distribution, generator design, motor controls, VFDs, lighting, equipment layouts, code compliance, client and contractor coordination, project leadership, and supervision of junior staff. The role may also support instrumentation, control systems, operator interfaces, and PLCs.

Designs electrical power systems for water and wastewater facilities, including distribution, generators, motor controls, VFDs, lighting, and equipment layouts. Leads multiple projects, prepares specifications, conducts power studies, performs site and factory visits, and supports construction administration, testing, and startup. The role involves client and contractor coordination, mentoring junior staff, business development, scope and fee development, and occasional project management responsibilities.

Lead electrical engineering and design for water and wastewater facility projects. Develop industrial power systems, medium- and low-voltage distribution, motor controls, VFDs, lighting, equipment layouts, and related designs. Supervise junior staff and coordinate with clients, contractors, and multidisciplinary engineering teams. The role requires AutoCAD, NEC knowledge, a Professional Engineering License, and 5–10 years of electrical engineering experience.

Lead electrical engineering and design for water and wastewater facility projects. Develop industrial power systems, including medium- and low-voltage distribution, motor controls, VFDs, lighting, equipment layouts, and instrumentation. Supervise junior staff and collaborate with clients, contractors, and multidisciplinary engineering teams. Apply NEC and related codes while using AutoCAD and potentially Revit and SKM Power Systems.

Designs medium- and low-voltage electrical systems for water and wastewater facilities, including power distribution, generators, motor controls, lighting, equipment layouts, and power studies. Leads concurrent projects, prepares specifications, conducts site visits, supports construction administration and field testing, and coordinates with clients and contractors. The role also mentors staff, contributes to proposals and fee development, and may manage selected electrical projects.

Designs and rehabilitates water, wastewater, and stormwater pipeline systems. Responsibilities include hydraulic modeling, pipe design calculations, contract drawings and specifications, utility coordination, field investigations, technical reporting, and construction support. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, clients, regulators, and construction personnel. Candidates must hold a civil or environmental engineering degree, possess a PE license, and have 5–12 years of relevant pipeline planning and design experience.

Leads planning, design, rehabilitation, and construction support for water, wastewater, and stormwater conveyance projects. Responsibilities include hydraulic modeling, pipeline design calculations, contract drawings and specifications, utility coordination, geotechnical and field investigations, technical reporting, permitting support, and project management. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, clients, regulators, and construction personnel while providing technical leadership for complex pipeline projects.

Designs electrical power systems for water and wastewater facilities, including distribution, generators, motor controls, VFDs, lighting, and equipment layouts. Leads multiple projects, prepares specifications, performs power system studies, supports construction administration, testing, and startup, and coordinates with clients, contractors, and multidisciplinary teams. Provides technical mentorship, assists with proposals and project scoping, and may serve as project manager.

Leads wastewater infrastructure projects through planning, design, permitting, construction, and commissioning. Responsibilities include treatment strategy development, process design, calculations, equipment selection, technical reports, construction documents, interdisciplinary team coordination, client management, regulatory interaction, and construction support. The role also involves business development, proposal preparation, project scoping, budgeting, presentations, site visits, and occasional travel.

Lead electrical engineering and design for water and wastewater facility projects. Responsibilities include industrial power distribution, generators, motor controls, VFDs, lighting, equipment layouts, code compliance, staff supervision, mentoring, client and contractor coordination, business development, proposal preparation, and project management. The role also supports instrumentation and control systems and requires professional engineering leadership.

Design and deliver wastewater infrastructure projects across planning, feasibility, permitting, treatment process selection, design reports, construction drawings, specifications, and construction support. Coordinate with clients, technical specialists, and multidisciplinary teams while supporting project management, proposals, presentations, fieldwork, and site visits. The role requires a civil or environmental engineering degree, PE license, substantial wastewater infrastructure experience, strong communication, and the ability to explain complex issues to nontechnical stakeholders.

Lead electrical engineering and design for water and wastewater facility projects. Responsibilities include power distribution, generators, motor controls, VFDs, lighting, equipment layout, specifications, electrical studies, construction administration, field testing, commissioning, client coordination, staff mentoring, proposals, scope and fee development, and project management.

Design and deliver wastewater infrastructure projects, with emphasis on treatment process strategies, process design criteria, and construction support. Responsibilities include client coordination, multidisciplinary collaboration, technical presentations, proposal support, fieldwork, and site visits. The role requires a professional engineering license, substantial wastewater infrastructure experience, strong communication skills, and the ability to explain complex technical issues to nontechnical audiences.

Leads mechanical and electromechanical product development for culinary equipment from concept through launch. Owns technical design, specifications, CAD models, prototypes, testing, validation, tooling, manufacturing readiness, and engineering changes. Collaborates with industrial design, marketing, certification teams, suppliers, manufacturers, and global engineering partners. Analyzes test results, resolves technical issues, ensures safety and compliance, mentors junior engineers, and balances performance, quality, cost, schedule, manufacturability, serviceability, and reliability.

Coordinates technical industrial valve and actuator projects from specification review through proposal, pricing, sizing, customer submittals, and execution. Acts as a liaison among customers, EPC clients, factories, suppliers, Engineering, Sales, Product Management, and Production. Maintains project documentation and data in CRM, ERP, and quotation systems while ensuring milestones, quality, deadlines, and customer satisfaction. Requires an engineering degree, technical valve and automation knowledge, and familiarity with ASME, API, and ISO standards.

Provides field-focused engineering support for power and infrastructure projects through construction, commissioning, and closeout. Interprets drawings, verifies equipment and layouts, resolves technical issues, coordinates with engineering, construction teams, vendors, and OEMs, and supports startup and troubleshooting. Maintains design documents, ECNs, redlines, as-built records, turnover packages, and NCR corrective actions while aligning engineering deliverables with procurement and construction schedules.