Commissioning Engineer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Fluence in Milano
Role Overview
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The Senior Commissioning Engineer is responsible for leading the end-to-end commissioning of Fluence energy storage projects across EMEA and globally. This role ensures that all systems are tested, validated, and integrated in accordance with technical standards, contractual requirements, and grid regulations to enable safe and successful commercial operation. Working cross-functionally with construction, engineering, contractors, and external stakeholders, the Senior Commissioning Engineer drives commissioning strategy, planning, and execution, while ensuring quality, safety, and performance at every stage. This position plays a critical role in transitioning projects from construction to operations by delivering fully commissioned, compliant, and operational energy storage systems.
Key Responsibilities
- Commission Fluence Projects working in cooperation with multiple project stakeholders including Fluence construction managers,
contractors, suppliers, telecommunication teams, control systems teams, etc.
- Develop and execute commissioning plans including resourcing and scheduling.
- Lead commissioning effort to achieve commercial operations, and handover from delivery/construction team to the O&M; team for each project.
- Define, develop and execute testing protocols based on market rules, local utility requirements, off-taker and third-party supply contracts.
- Oversee complete commissioning and acceptance testing of the following systems:
- Project networks, communications, and control systems.
- Balance of plant relay protection, metering, HVAC, fire suppression, and electrical systems.
- Battery subsystem.
- Inverter subsystem.
- Perform electricity market and/or off-taker qualification testing as required for the project to commence commercial operations.
- Travel throughout EMEA and internationally.
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