Vibration Project Engineer - Remote Turbine Analysis

ENGIE Group; United States; On-site; USD 68,275 - 102,412; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work

Well-being perks

Learning & Development

On-site gym

Diverse team environment

Job summary

ENGIE Group's Laborelec unit seeks a Vibrations Project Engineer in the Brussels area to monitor and analyze turbine shaft line vibrations. You will conduct data-driven analyses, prepare reports, and interact with clients, primarily remotely with occasional on-site work.

The role involves root-cause analysis, advising on condition monitoring strategies, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams across ENGIE. Travel to international sites may be required.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in mechanical or electrical engineering.
• Enjoys data analysis, reporting, and technical problem solving.
• Customer‑oriented, strong communicator, and a team player.
• Works independently and takes initiative.

Responsibilities

• Conduct detailed vibration analyses of turbo generator shaft lines.
• Analyze mechanical problems and vibration issues in power plant components.
• Advise on condition monitoring strategies for assets.
• Participate in remote condition monitoring service shifts.
• Assist in on-call duty rotation to support urgent client requests.

Skills

Data analysis

Reporting

Problem solving

Customer oriented

Communication

Teamwork

Independence

English fluency

Education

Master's degree in mechanical or electrical engineering

Job description

ENGIE Group's Laborelec unit seeks a Vibrations Project Engineer in the Brussels area to monitor and analyze turbine shaft line vibrations. You will conduct data-driven analyses, prepare reports, and interact with clients, primarily remotely with occasional on-site work.

The role involves root-cause analysis, advising on condition monitoring strategies, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams across ENGIE. Travel to international sites may be required.