Operation and Maintenance Engineer (Hawaii) - Field Services

Cambi • East Whiteland Township, PA

42d • Onsite

About The Position

As an Operations and Maintenance Engineer, you are responsible for ensuring the reliable performance and technical integrity of Cambi’s systems in Hawaii by leading maintenance, troubleshooting, and performance activities to keep systems operating as designed. Serving as the primary technical contact for the client, you plan and execute site work, including inspections, repairs, and performance checks, while responding quickly to issues and driving them through to resolution. This hands-on, site-intensive role combines fieldwork with the coordination of internal teams and external partners to ensure all work is delivered safely, efficiently, and to a high standard. The role reports to the O&M Support Manager.

Requirements

• Engineer within mechanical, process, chemical, automation or process technician. Or certificate of Craftsmanship, Technical College within automation, process, mechanical, electrical.
• > 3 years of relevant work experience preferred.
• Experience from wastewater, pulp and paper, biogas or agriculture industry would be an advantage.
• Comfortable working in international and multicultural environments.
• The position requires professional proficiency in English. Additional language skills are considered an advantage.
• A boiler Certificate or experience operating a boiler is an advantage.

Nice To Haves

• Persistent, thorough, and able to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic environment.
• Structured, independent, and proactive, with a strong focus on delivering results.
• Curious and eager to develop expertise in process, mechanical, and electrical systems.
• Reliable, collaborative, and committed to sharing knowledge.
• Flexible and willing to travel extensively to support operational and project needs.

Responsibilities

• Execute preventive maintenance for installed systems
• Diagnose and resolve technical issues, from fault finding to repair
• Replace and manage the lifecycle of critical components
• Follow up on and manage spare parts purchasing and delivery
• Verify and document system performance after interventions
• Plan and manage resolution of complex technical issues
• Maintain accurate service records and reports
• Act as the main technical contact for clients in Hawaii
• Coordinate internal teams and external partners
• Monitor system condition and identify risks to performance
• Ensure systems operate in accordance with design expectations
• Drive continuous improvements based on field insights
• Identify opportunities for upgrades and service growth
• Support technical discussions and lifecycle service development
• Ensure compliance with safety standards

Benefits

• Work globally: Encounter different cultures and work practices when working with the global organization.
• Make an impact: Contribute to projects transforming organic waste streams into bioresources, boosting the circular economy, and leading to net-zero emissions in cities worldwide.
• Immerse in diversity: Join a multicultural team with a mix of young and experienced colleagues from more than 25 countries and 18 different disciplinary backgrounds.
• Grow personally: Embrace our values of Quality, Teamwork, Reliable and Curious, in a dynamic work environment grounded in a modern Code of Conduct applying to all employees and business partners.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: Associate degree