Field Service Engineer (Water Treatment)

TL;DR

Field Service Engineer (Water Treatment): Performing commissioning, installation, and operation of advanced water and wastewater treatment systems with an accent on thermal-based technologies, ZLD, and reverse osmosis. Focus on supervising construction, troubleshooting complex system implementations, and training client personnel on operational standards.

Location: Must be based in or relocate to Boden, Sweden

Company

hirify.global is a global leader in water and process technology solutions, dedicated to sustainability through water reuse, desalination, and zero liquid discharge technologies.

What you will do

• Supervise construction, commissioning, start-up, and performance testing of proprietary water treatment systems.
• Troubleshoot technical issues during the implementation and commissioning phases.
• Prepare project schedules and ensure client sites are ready for system integration.
• Train client personnel on water chemistry, process flow diagrams, and system control philosophies.
• Execute long-term maintenance contracts and evaluate membrane performance requirements.
• Ensure adequate resources are supplied by the client for proper system operation.

Requirements

• Degree in Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, or Environmental Engineering required.
• Minimum 2 years of experience in water treatment or related systems.
• Must be able to relocate near or close to Boden, Sweden.
• Knowledge of engineering processes for water/wastewater plants (UF, DM, RO, ZLD, HERO).
• Ability to perform physical tasks including lifting up to 50 lbs and climbing ladders.
• High degree of concentration and ability to work in busy industrial environments.

Culture & Benefits

• Opportunity to work on critical sustainability projects for global companies.
• Comprehensive solutions focus including desalination and mineral recovery.
• All necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) provided by the company.
• Engagement in high-impact engineering work addressing global water scarcity.