Engineer II, Wind Operations

Lead advanced troubleshooting efforts on wind turbine electrical and electromechanical systems, acting as a go‑to technical expert for complex field issues Serve as a turbine generalist, understanding interactions across electrical, mechanical, and control systems to diagnose and resolve cross‑functional issues Analyze generator, converter, and balance‑of‑plant failure modes, identifying risks and implementing mitigation strategies Drive and/or oversee root cause analyses (RCA) for major component failures, translating findings into actionable corrective measures Develop repair strategies, technical specifications, and qualification requirements for components and vendor services Collaborate with Asset Management, O&M, and Project teams to optimize fleet performance and reliability Lead or contribute to standardization of engineering practices, commissioning processes, and troubleshooting methodologies Strong knowledge of AI methodologies and tools, with the ability to apply them to complex engineering and operational challenges Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or equivalent from an accredited university required Minimum 5 years of experience in wind energy or power generation Proven experience in commissioning, field engineering, or operations support Strong background in troubleshooting complex electrical systems, preferably in wind turbines Turbine Generalist Mindset: Ability to understand and troubleshoot across electrical, mechanical, and control systems Commissioning Expertise: Experience with system startup, validation, and transition to operations Advanced Troubleshooting: Strong analytical and diagnostic skills, both remote and hands‑on Root Cause Leadership: Demonstrated ability to lead or facilitate RCA processes and implement lasting solutions Component Knowledge: Familiarity with generators, converters, switchgear, and major wind turbine subsystems Vendor & Stakeholder Management: Ability to work with OEMs, contractors, and internal teams Data-Driven Decision Making: Experience using operational data to identify trends and drive improvements Communication & Leadership: Capable of influencing teams and clearly conveying technical findings Adaptability & Ownership: Thrives in a fast‑paced environment with evolving priorities Core Competencies Demonstrates expertise in troubleshooting complex electrical and electromechanical systems in wind turbines, with a strong focus on root cause analysis and data‑driven decision making. Proven ability to collaborate across teams to enhance fleet performance and implement effective repair strategies. #J-18808-Ljbffr Jobtailor