Vaulted Deep develops, constructs, owns, and operates deep well injection facilities that permanently remove carbon from the atmosphere by injecting organic waste — manure, treated sewage, paper sludge, and agricultural byproducts — below confining geology. The Facilities Engineer develops the surface infrastructure that supports injection operations: site grading and earthwork, foundations, roads, drainage, pipelines, utilities, and the modest surface facilities that receive, store, and handle waste. In addition, this role is critical in identifying, planning and designing solutions for utilities to remote sites including power and water supply. The role takes greenfield sites from civil concept through permit-ready design and into construction support. This is a hands-on design and field-support role, not a coordination function. The Facilities Engineer owns the surface-facility design basis and is accountable when site infrastructure does not perform to spec. Every Vaulted Deep site is greenfield — often remote, with limited existing power, water, and road access. Surface infrastructure must be designed from the ground up. This role makes that design repeatable across a growing, multi-project pipeline: 10+ opportunities in origination, 3 in active development, targeting three-plus projects under construction within two years. Surface-facility design quality at the Define and Permit Development gates determines whether a project reaches Final Investment Decision with a permit-ready design and a reliable cost estimate.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior