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Site Commissioning Engineer, Energy and Infrastructure Projects (Project Site Based - USA) (Engineering)
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JOB TITLE: Site Commissioning Engineer
LOCATION: Project Site Based USA
Who we are?
Linxon is a company founded on a century of technological expertise and six decades of global experience in substation and electrification projects. By merging AtkinsRéalis' project management prowess with Hitachi Energy's cutting-edge technological knowledge, Linxon leverages the strengths of both parent companies to form a new, dynamic entity.
What we do?
Linxon plays a pivotal role in fostering urban growth, industrial expansion, and community development by constructing essential components of the power transmission grid. We provide comprehensive engineering, procurement, management, and construction services for the execution of large, complex AC power substations, including expansions and electrification across five key segments.
What we believe?
We are driven by the in the value of your investment and a passion for undertaking challenging and high-risk projects. Our expertise, honed over years of experience and reinforced by continuous training, equips us to handle critical mission akin to “Special Forces”.
What is your impact?
Are you ready to lead a high-performing team of commissioning engineers and agencies, driving complex projects to success while ensuring every activity meets the highest standards of quality, safety, and contractual compliance? Imagine shaping strategic plans, allocating critical resources, and overseeing the development of streamlined processes—all while hitting key financial and project milestones. If you're passionate about turning technical challenges into operational excellence, this is your opportunity to make a real impact.
What will you do?
Technical Contribution
Review project scopes, technical proposals, and cost estimates within assigned domain.
Develop detailed procedures and method statements for testing, commissioning, and energization.
Prepare and maintain commissioning plans in coordination with the project team.
Provide on-site technical guidance, resolve issues, and ensure quality execution.
Lead root cause analysis (RCA) and forensic investigations for system failures.
Collaborate with engineering teams to improve designs and conduct constructability reviews.
Customer & Sales Support
Ensure technical solutions meet customer specifications and expectations.
Define and negotiate equipment acceptance criteria with clients.
Support final acceptance processes and documentation.
Compile comprehensive testing and commissioning reports aligned with contract and industry standards.
Represent commissioning in project review and client meetings.
Contract Management
Monitor and manage commissioning activities per contractual obligations.
Planning & Control
Ensure the commissioning team is properly staffed, trained, and equipped.
Develop and update detailed commissioning schedules integrated into the project master plan.
Assign tasks, define KPIs, and manage performance within the team.
Prepare work plans and cost estimates for commissioning activities.
Risk & Opportunity Management
Conduct risk and opportunity assessments, including variation orders and claims.
Implement mitigation and response plans within the commissioning scope.
Supply Chain Coordination
Work with supply chain teams to ensure timely availability of equipment, services, and suppliers for commissioning execution.
Required Skills & Experience
Extensive hands-on experience in commissioning of AIS and GIS substations.
3–4 years of experience leading commissioning teams and subcontractors.
Strong knowledge of HV/LV schemes, protection and control systems, and SCADA/relay configuration.
Familiarity with testing protocols, method statements, and diagnostic tools.
Experience in troubleshooting, failure analysis, and RCA.
Excellent communication, negotiation, and leadership skills.
Knowledge of NERC standards and industry best practices.
Preferred Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering.
Experience in EPC project environments.
Conduct regular progress reviews and proactively identify contract risks.
Who you are?
Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering
Proven experience in commissioning AC and DC Metro Rail projects
Extensive hands-on experience with AIS and GIS substations (400 kV and above)
3–4 years of experience leading commissioning teams
10–15 years of industry experience in similar roles
Experience working with domestic and international Metro Rail and substation projects
Strong communication and negotiation skills
Ability to manage outsourced agencies and subcontractors
Knowledge of AC/DC systems, test protocols, and method statements
Expertise in troubleshooting, failure analysis, and automation/control systems
Familiarity with IEC standards
What We Offer:
Competitive Salary: Enjoy a rewarding compensation package.
Health, Dental, and Vision Coverage: Comprehensive benefits to keep you and your family healthy.
401K with Employer Match: Secure your future with our generous retirement plan.
Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Access support for personal and professional challenges.
Paid Time Off (PTO): Take the time you need to recharge and relax.
Learning and Development: Grow your skills with our training programs and career opportunities.
Join us and experience a workplace that values your well-being and professional growth!
We are proud to announce that Linxon Americas has been certified as a Great Place to Work® reflecting our commitment to fostering a diverse, inclusive environment that fuels innovation and teamwork.
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