Office WorkIn the office, the C&T/Systems Engineer will be responsible for reviewing contract specifications for items applicable to the operation, testing and commissioning of units, reviewing customer specifications to determine requirements for auxiliary equipment at the proposal and job stage, writing job-level specifications, reviewing bids, selecting auxiliary equipment suppliers, developing presentations for jobsite operator training, assisting with calibration of testing equipment, assisting Thermal Design Engineers with the development of O&M and water chemistry manuals, system description and other site-specific manuals, serving as a resource for other departments answering questions regarding Systems and Commissioning & Testing, and assisting the Sr. Field WorkIn the field, the C&T/Systems Engineer will be responsible for reviewing job stage documentation and attending equipment factory acceptance tests, assisting in field commissioning and performance testing of HRSGs, conducting operator training at jobsites, assisting in analyzing field issues and deciding on product modification to correct issues, resolving customer complaints during the commissioning phase of the project, evaluating the impact on the HRSG and providing guidance to the customer for safe/allowable operation of the equipment in response to customer inquiry about unit operation,This position requires 10% - 30% travel (international and domestic); most trips less than 1-week duration, possibly up to 1 month.