Engineer I, Commissioning Tuning

Overview

Perform combustion tuning and commissioning of Mitsubishi gas turbines on site.

Key Responsibilities

• dcs logic
• combustion tuning
• tuning tools
• control verification
• technical reporting
• commissioning support

Tasks

-Support root cause analysis and implement corrective actions in response to operational issues encountered during startup and commissioning. -Develop, implement, and troubleshoot DCS logic in support of commissioning and tuning activities. -Independently perform combustion tuning on Mitsubishi J class gas turbines, including advanced procedures such as load overshoot mitigation, Fuel Gas Temperature (FGT) tuning, ignition tuning, etc. -Utilize tuning tools and software such as VB tuning programs and the Combustion Adjustment Support System (CASS) system to perform data acquisition, diagnostics, and tuning adjustments. -Verify all aspects of gas turbine control systems, including slot assignments, signal output, transmitter functionality, failsafe logic, control loop operation, HMI displays, and overall system readiness. -Prepare and submit clear, accurate, and timely technical reports documenting site conditions, actions taken, tuning results, and recommendations for further improvement. -Support commissioning activities, including startup, operational verification, and troubleshooting of gas turbine control systems. -Travel to domestic and international job sites as required (up to 70% travel) by land and/or air for extended durations. -Apply expert knowledge of combustion dynamics to identify and address combustion instabilities, pressure fluctuations, and dynamic behavior during commissioning and tuning. -Ensure completion of all administrative and reporting requirements related to combustion tuning activities, including both internal documentation and customer-facing deliverables. -Perform instrument loop checks, calculate operational setpoints, and verify control logic to ensure compliance with system specifications and performance standards.

Requirements

• combustion tuning
• communication
• report writing
• engineering degree
• project management
• quality focus

What You Bring

-Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the combustion tuning process and theory. -Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to read, analyze, and interpret technical documents and procedures. -Proficiency in preparing reports, business correspondence, and technical manuals. -Bachelor’s degree in engineering from a four-year college or university plus three (3) years of experience; or at least five (5) years of related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. -Proficiency in database management, project management tools, spreadsheets, and word processing software. -Strong commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.

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Benefits

-Excellent benefits (medical, dental, vision, and 401(k) matching). -Tuition reimbursement and professional development programs. -Employee appreciation programs and events. -Paid vacation, sick time, and holidays. -Growth and advancement opportunities.

About Mitsubishi Power Americas

-A trusted partner in providing cutting-edge power solutions across North America. -Specializes in energy systems, focusing on high-efficiency power generation and sustainable technologies. -Portfolio includes gas turbines, energy storage systems, and integrated solutions for utility and industrial sectors. -Worked on numerous large-scale projects, including power plants, renewable energy integration, and carbon capture systems. -Technological innovations support the global transition to cleaner energy, including solar, wind, and hydrogen power.

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