Asset Integrity Engineer

Job description

Description The Asset Integrity Engineer owns lifecycle technical risk across project execution, commissioning, and early operations, ensuring assets are delivered with long-term reliability, maintainability, and performance embedded from day one. This role bridges engineering, commissioning, and operations, carrying design intent and hazard analysis forward through energization, turnover, and stabilization of performance in early operations. The position is electrically focused, with primary accountability for power distribution, protection systems, MCCs, VFDs, transformers, generators, and plant grounding. Mechanical scope includes rotating equipment, piping systems, and pressure boundaries. This technically demanding position requires an engineer who must be comfortable leading electrical energization readiness while also validating mechanical installation quality and performance baselines. Since geothermal facilities are electrically dense, high-energy environments, this role requires disciplined oversight of protection coordination, energization risk, and integration of electrical, mechanical, and control systems to prevent latent defects and early-life failures. The ability t...