Commissioning Engineer
Job Description
We are Skytree
Skytree enables a transition to a world with cleaner Air for everyone. We do this by developing and deploying smart technology that captures atmospheric carbon dioxide, enabling its use or storage to combat climate change and aid society and businesses around the world.
Born out of the European Space Agency (ESA), we are a global team of highly talented scientists, engineers and business professionals, supported by an experienced management team. Our working culture is based on a dynamic and smart approach to business with an open and understanding attitude to others and a desire to expand the boundaries of what is possible.
As we enter a new phase of growth, we are looking for a Commissioning Engineer to continue on this journey with us.
Your role
As a Commissioning Engineer, you will be a vital member of the Product, Design, and Development team (Technology organization), serving as the bridge between internal engineering and successful field deployment. Operating with a high level of autonomy, you will lead both internal Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) and on-site Site Acceptance Tests (SAT), ensuring our CO2 capture units meet rigorous performance and safety standards. While this position involves periodical travel to project sites, you will be equally rooted in the development cycle, influencing design for testability to ensure seamless transitions from lab to field.
All of this takes place within the context of industrialising our very first commercial product, which will be brought to the market throughout this year. This comes with the unique opportunity to have a direct impact on the success of Skytree. Curious? Then read along!
You’ll make an impact by
Leading Acceptance Testing (FAT/SAT): Managing the full lifecycle of acceptance testing, from conducting Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) at manufacturing sites to performing Site Acceptance Tests (SAT) during field activation.
Interpreting Technical Diagrams: Applying deep knowledge of electrical diagrams and P&IDs to verify internal wiring, troubleshoot system issues, and certify installations both in-house and in the field.
PLC & Software Coordination: Partnering with software and PLC developers to scale sensors, calibrate instrumentation, and ensure logic alignment during all phases of verification.
On-site Deployment Oversight: Providing technical leadership during the installation and activation of industrial projects, ensuring systems operate seamlessly in diverse client environments.
Field & Quality Documentation: Creating professional commissioning reports, documenting 'as-built' status for system handover, and conducting quality investigations (including 8D reports) to drive continuous improvement.