Job Openings Asset Performance Engineer - Quezon City

About the job Asset Performance Engineer - Quezon City


Key purpose of this role (and team)

The performance engineer is responsible for several key activities that facilitate the continuous operation of solar PV systems post-installation. These include system monitoring, remote troubleshooting and technical support, service case tracking, performance analysis and reporting, and project onboarding. This involves working closely with the Service & Quality Assurance Team to manage assets.

Location and work schedule: Eastwood, QC | shifting, not fixed

Key accountabilities of this role

  • Utilize monitoring software to analyze system performance and identify faults.
  • Prioritize activity to ensure systems are meeting performance levels.
  • Liaise with the Service & Quality Assurance Team to track service cases.
  • Provide remote technical support for contractors to investigate and resolve faults.
  • Review documentation submitted by contractors from scheduled and reactive site visits.
  • Produce system performance reports for internal and external stakeholders.
  • Collate data for LGC claims.
  • Liaise with system component suppliers for technical support and warranty claim approval.
  • Create a bill of materials for service cases where the installation of components is required.
  • Technical onboarding of projects post installation, including design and operation review.
  • Interface with the project engineers to improve designs and methodologies based on technical issues identified during the execution of this role.​
  • Interface with subcontractors, customers, and other parts of the business to achieve desired outcomes.
  • Actively record and report on lessons learned to improve processes in asset management and the wider business.

HSE accountabilities:

  • Ensure contractor engagement is carried out in alignment with the contractor management framework.
  • Assist with the investigation of any incidents and near misses arising from project work in accordance with the Incident, Near Miss, and Hazard Management Procedure.
  • Ensure corrective or improvement actions arising from incident investigations or proactive HSE activities are closed out within the agreed timeframes.​
  • Support the HSE function in the delivery of initiatives designed to uplift safety outcomes.​

Qualifications, key skills and experience required

  • Bachelor of Photovoltaic/Renewable Energy Engineering (or similar)​
  • At least 2 years of experience in Solar PV System design and/or monitoring
  • Expert knowledge in Solar PV System monitoring software with proven experience troubleshooting system issues
  • Excellent technical and practical knowledge of Solar PV System design, installation and operation​
  • Proficient with relevant Australian Standards related to PV installations​
  • Exceptional organizational skills
  • Fluid command in written and oral English communication skills​
  • Advanced knowledge and experience of MS Office​
  • Outstanding problem-solving capabilities & adaptability