About H2SITE:
H2SITE is a technological company that uses advanced membrane reactor technology to solve the hydrogen transport problem by converting hydrogen carriers with well-known supply chains and separating hydrogen gas blends into fuel cell purity hydrogen.
Founded in 2020 in Bilbao, Spain, it emerged as a spin-off from two renowned research and development centers in collaboration with ENGIE New Ventures as its first industrial investor: TECNALIA, the largest private research center in Southern Europe specializing in membranes and material sciences among other fields, and the Eindhoven University of Technology (TUe), a reference in process intensification. Headquartered in Loiu, the company employs over 60 team members in its unique membrane production facilities located in Loiu, Spain.
We have built a membrane factory that is unique in the world, where we manufacture our units that provide solutions for the hydrogen transport problem. For our development we rely on the local industrial ecosystem and top-level international investors.
We have developed a technology of membrane reactors for the separation and production of hydrogen in situ from different feedstocks, such as ammonia, methanol, formic acid, syngas from waste...
Mission:
As a Commissioning Engineer , you will be responsible for ensuring that the systems, equipment and facilities of the industrial or infrastructure project are properly installed, configured, tested and optimised for operation according to the customers requirements and specifications.
Functions:
Commissioning and Control:
Collaborate with the technology department to prepare equipment for mechanical commissioning during hydrogen production plant projects.
Lead PeM functions for H2SITE equipment on site
Lead Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) and Site Acceptance Tests (SAT).
Performing mechanical Acceptance Tests (leak test).
Checking the PLC control.
Testing of the equipment.
Documentation and reporting.
Maintaining records of plannin
📌 Commissioning Engineer (Bilbao)
🏢 H2Site
📍 Bilbao