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Electrical Commissioning Engineer

Engineering · Posted last month

We are looking for an Electrical Commissioning Engineer with 2-3+ years of experience to execute commissioning programs on Rivan's modular synthetic fuel plants. You'll be someone who thrives in the field, can work independently on complex hardware, and has the aptitude to identify and solve problems — not just run thr...

Way of working
On site
Location
London, UK, Swindon, UK
Pay range
GBP 50,000 to GBP 75,000
Level
Mid
Experience
2 to 5 years
Type
Full time
Visa sponsorship
Not offered for this role
The company
Renewable Energy Power Generation · 50 to 200 people

Skills that matter here

PLCHMISCADAOPC-UACANOpenModbusBS7671 18th EditionDC Power SystemsInvertersEnergy Storage Systems

The full description

We are looking for an Electrical Commissioning Engineer with 2-3+ years of experience to execute commissioning programs on Rivan's modular synthetic fuel plants. You'll be someone who thrives in the field, can work independently on complex hardware, and has the aptitude to identify and solve problems — not just run through checklists. This role is critical to ensuring Rivan's systems are safe to operate autonomously once deployed, checking all control systems, software, and electrical infrastructure before handover. You'll join a fast-moving, engineering-first team building foundational technology for an entirely new industry, with complete ownership and accountability from day one.

What will you be doing?

- Executing electrical commissioning programs on Rivan's deployed synthetic fuel plants, ensuring all control systems and software perform safely and as expected

- Commissioning PLC, HMI, and SCADA systems including loop checking and verifying industrial communications protocols

- Leading temporary and permanent LV electrical site setup and commissioning solar array electrical systems

- Hands-on fault finding, anomaly detection, and diagnosis on complex processing hardware involving gases, liquids, and solids

- Flagging issues early in the commissioning process and working with the engineering team to resolve them before systems go live

How hiring runs

  1. 1Initial Screen
  2. 2Technical Interview
  3. 3Engineering Team Interview
  4. 4On-Site

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