Wind Asset Performance Engineer II, Operations Engineering

Invenergy is North America’s largest privately held developer, owner, and operator of power infrastructure. With 25 years of trusted execution, we deliver reliable, affordable energy through a diverse portfolio that includes natural gas, solar, land-based wind, energy storage, transmission, and domestic manufacturing. Headquartered in Chicago, we develop, own, and operate large scale projects that power communities and support the energy future.

This position will be open for application for at least 3 calendar days from the posting date. This position will remain open for application based on business need, which may be before or after the 3-day posting window.

This role focuses on monitoring, troubleshooting, operational support, and performance improvement initiatives across multiple wind turbine platforms and service models, while working closely with site operations, OEMs, Asset Management, customers, and other engineering groups.

• Provide day‑to‑day engineering support for operating utility‑scale wind facilities within Invenergy’s third‑party portfolio.
• Identify, evaluate, and resolve equipment reliability and performance issues to maximize energy production and operational performance.
• Analyze SCADA data, event logs, inspection findings, and operational trends to identify root causes and develop corrective action recommendations.
• Support resolution of routine and moderately complex operational issues, including tracking actions and verification of improvement.
• Participate in regular site operation calls and collaborate with field personnel, Asset Management, OEMs, contractors, and vendors to investigate and resolve equipment issues.
• Apply engineering support appropriately across different service models while maintaining awareness of contractual scope and escalation requirements.
• Support operational safety reviews and contribute engineering perspective to incident investigations when requested.
• Review inspection findings and support disposition recommendations, maintenance prioritization, and End‑of‑Warranty (EOW) activities.
• Develop and improve monitoring tools, dashboards, reports, troubleshooting documentation, and analytics in collaboration with Performance Analytics and other engineering groups to improve operational visibility, consistency, and performance insights.
• Support pilot projects evaluating new tools, monitoring strategies, operational processes, or performance improvement opportunities.
• Assist with power performance testing (PPT) evaluations and analysis to support validation of turbine performance and operational behavior.
• Build working relationships with site personnel, lead technicians, site managers, OEM engineering teams, and customer stakeholders.
• Support onboarding of new facilities into the operating fleet.

Some travel (