Published 2026-04-22
We are hiring a Biogas Engineer to lead end-to-end implementation of decentralized biogas systems under our climate and circular economy initiatives.
This is a high-ownership, execution-focused role — you will be responsible for taking systems from concept to fully operational on the ground. What You’ll Do Lead end-to-end implementation of biogas systems (design → procurement → logistics → installation → commissioning)
Take ownership of project execution timelines and delivery quality Coordinate vendors, contractors, and on-ground teams to ensure smooth execution
Oversee procurement and shipping of equipment , ensuring cost efficiency and timely delivery Supervise installation and ensure systems are fully functional and stable post-deployment Build and standardize simple, repeatable implementation processes Train field operators and local teams to run systems independently
Troubleshoot issues and continuously improve system performance Who You Are Core Requirements
4–6 years of experience in biogas, waste-to-energy, or related engineering fields
Proven experience in executing projects on the ground (not just design) Strong understanding of real-world implementation challenges What Matters More Than Your Degree
You take ownership and get things done
You are comfortable working in field conditions and unstructured environments You can manage multiple moving parts — vendors, logistics, installation, people
You are solution-oriented and don’t get stuck when things don’t go as planned Non-Negotiables
Willingness to travel extensively
Ability to lead implementation independently
Strong problem-solving mindset under real constraints What We Offer
Competitive salary based on experience
High ownership and direct exposure to building a scalable infrastructure model
Opportunity to work on real-world climate solutions with tangible impact Final Note (Read Carefully Before Applying)
This role is not for someone looking for a purely technical or office-based engineering position.
We are looking for someone who can take responsibility for execution and deliver working systems on the ground .
