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Gradiant is seeking a Process Commissioning Engineer to plan, coordinate and execute commissioning, startup, and performance testing for industrial water and wastewater systems. The role supports safe, efficient handover from construction to operations on projects across the country, including semiconductor/high-purity facilities.
You will develop start-up plans, coordinate with operations and vendors, and lead optimization efforts.
Gradiant is a Different Kind of Water Company. With a full suite of differentiated and proprietary end-to-end solutions for advanced water and wastewater treatment, powered by the top minds in water, Gradiant serves mission-critical operations across essential industries including semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, lithium and critical minerals, and renewable energy. Founded at MIT and headquartered in Boston, Gradiant employs more than 1,400 professionals worldwide.
The Process Commissioning Engineer is responsible for planning, coordinating and executing commissioning, start-up, process optimization, performance testing and handover activities for the industrial water and wastewater treatment and recycling systems and several other upcoming projects with U.S.A. The role ensures treatment processes achieve design, operational and contractual performance requirements while supporting safe and efficient start-up.
To support its growing portfolio of projects across the country, Gradiant is seeking highly capable Commissioning Engineers with strong process engineering backgrounds and proven experience in commissioning, startup, operations, and optimization of industrial water and wastewater treatment facilities. These positions will play a critical role in safely transitioning systems from mechanical completion through commissioning, startup, performance testing, and final handover to operations.
Gradiant is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, creed, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, national origin, veteran status, disability, or any other protected class.