Field Engineer

HireTalent - Staffing & Recruiting Firm; Amarillo (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

HireTalent is seeking a Field Engineer II to support large-scale combustion turbine projects in the energy sector. This role is heavily field-based and focuses on engineering coordination, RFI management, and construction/startup support during project execution.

You will work on major power generation projects from construction through commissioning, partnering with EPC contractors and OEMs. The position requires hands-on field experience, effective document control, and strong collaboration

Qualifications

• Experience in power generation, energy, or heavy industrial construction.
• Hands-on experience with RFI processes and EPC project workflows.
• Reviewing engineering drawings and specifications.
• Experience working in field or construction environments.
• Proficiency with SharePoint or document control systems.
• Strong understanding of document transmittal workflows.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a field-based engineering resource supporting construction and startup activities.
• Manage and track RFI processes, including transmittals and submittals with EPC contractors.
• Review engineering drawings, specifications, and project documentation.
• Coordinate with EPC contractors (e.g., Kiewit) and internal project teams to resolve technical issues.
• Support open engineering task tracking and ensure timely resolution.
• Assist with commissioning and startup activities.
• Collaborate with Construction Managers and field teams.
• Engineering teams and external stakeholders.
• Interface with equipment manufacturers (e.g., Siemens combustion turbines) as needed.
• Ensure compliance with project processes, safety standards, and documentation procedures.

Skills

RFI processes

Document control

Field construction

Power generation

EPC coordination

SharePoint

Engineering coordination

Commissioning knowledge

Safety procedures

Tools

InEight

Procore

Aconex

Job description

We are seeking a Field Engineer II to support large-scale single-cycle combustion turbine projects within the energy sector. This role will be heavily field-based and focused on engineering coordination, RFI management, and construction/startup support during project execution.

This is an exciting opportunity to work on major power generation projects from construction through commissioning, partnering with EPC contractors and industry-leading OEMs.

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as a field-based engineering resource supporting construction and startup activities
• Manage and track RFI (Request for Information) processes, including transmittals and submittals with EPC contractors
• Review engineering drawings, specifications, and project documentation
• Coordinate with EPC contractors (e.g., Kiewit) and internal project teams to resolve technical issues
• Support open engineering task tracking and ensure timely resolution
• Assist with commissioning and startup activities
• Collaborate with:
• Construction Managers and field teams
• Engineering teams and external stakeholders
• Interface with equipment manufacturers (e.g., Siemens combustion turbines) as needed
• Ensure compliance with project processes, safety standards, and documentation procedures

Required Qualifications

• Experience in power generation, energy, or heavy industrial construction
• Hands-on experience with:
• RFI processes and EPC project workflows
• Reviewing engineering drawings and specifications
• Experience working in field or construction environments
• Proficiency with SharePoint or document control systems
• Strong understanding of document transmittal workflows

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with Siemens combustion turbines
• Background supporting EPC contractors (e.g., Kiewit)
• Familiarity with tools such as:
• InEight (InEight) or similar project management platforms (e.g., Procore, Aconex)
• Experience with large utilities or engineering firms such as:
• Black & Veatch
• Sargent & Lundy
• Professional Engineer (PE) certification (preferred, not required)