Commissioning Engineer

Function

As a Commissioning Engineer, you will be responsible for the following range of tasks:

• Final completion, testing and validation of battery systems and components. Ensuring that the systems meet quality standards and technical specifications.
• Perform thorough tests and checks to ensure optimum performance and reliability.
• Supervise inspections as well as liaise with inspection authorities and maintain documentation.
• Provide technical support to customers also on site.
• Service, maintenance, inspections,... Provide on-site service (approximately 1-2 days per week).
• Working closely with the engineering team to implement any improvements and optimisations.

Profile

As a Commissioning Engineer, you will largely meet the following requirements:

• In possession of an electromechanical bachelor's degree or equivalent through experience.
• Good communication skills. Both in Dutch and English.
• Team player who wants to actively participate in the energy transition.
• You can read and understand English technical literature.
• Proactive and hands-on attitude.
• Accurate in your work and documentation.
• In possession of a driving licence B.
• Willing to visit customers 1-2 days a week to maintain, update, repair,...

Organisation

You will join a growing scale-up that develops innovative battery systems and other solutions to accelerate the energy transition in the construction industry. Using cutting-edge technologies, they aim to provide sustainable and efficient electricity supply on construction sites. They operate both nationally and internationally and, due to growth, are currently looking for a Commissioning Engineer to join their team.

Offer

As a Comissioning Engineer, you can expect the following:

• Permanent open-ended contract with a competitive salary.
• Extra-legal benefits such as meal vouchers, eco vouchers, hospitalisation insurance, home working allowance.
• 1 day per week home working possible.
• 40-hour working week with 12 ADV days and freely selectable leave.
• A position with many opportunities for advancement.
• A scale-up that is working on energy transition and where you have a lot of say.