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Commissioning Engineers test, verify, and hand over complex systems across energy, industrial, and infrastructure projects. H-1B visa sponsorship is common in this field because the role typically requires a bachelor's degree in electrical, mechanical, or systems engineering, satisfying the specialty occupation requirement USCIS uses to approve petitions.
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Get Access To All JobsAt Bloom Energy, our vision for a world powered by clean, reliable, and affordable energy is more than just a dream—we’re making it reality.
For over two decades, we’ve been at the forefront of the global energy transition, pioneering solutions that empower critical industries to thrive in a rapidly digitizing, energy-intensive world. From revolutionizing power for AI-driven data centers to ensuring resilience for hospitals, electric grids, manufacturing facilities, and utilities, our solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) and solid oxide electrolyzer (SOEC) technologies are redefining what’s possible by delivering energy abundance for all. With more than 30,000 fuel cell modules deployed worldwide, we are the trusted partner for Fortune 100 companies and innovators alike. Our cutting-edge solutions enable unparalleled “time-to-power” capabilities, reliability, and sustainability, ensuring our customers remain ahead in a world where soaring energy demand and intensifying energy scarcity are rapidly becoming the new norm.
At Bloom, we thrive on collaboration, bold thinking, and relentless innovation. We believe that, together, we can create a brighter, more sustainable future while tackling the most pressing challenges of the 21st century.
We are looking for a Field Service Commissioning Technician to join our team in one of today’s most exciting technologies. This role will report to Northeast Region Field Service Manager and Remote/Field Office in Connecticut.
Role and Responsibilities:
- Provide fuel cell service during field visit dispatches
- Operate a service vehicle safely
- Create daily workflows for oneself from a list of scheduled tasks (regularly assigned to work autonomously)
- Manage on-site preventative maintenance, repair, test, and diagnostic tasks
- Travel as needed domestic and international to support company needs, including commissioning new installations around the fleet
- Follow company procedures and protocols
- Diagnose errors or technical problems and determine/implement proper solutions
- Cooperate with a technical team and share information across the organization
- Comprehend and follow customer access requirements
- Maintain service vehicle and spare part inventory
- Maintain/build positive relationships with customers
- Produce timely and detailed service reports as required
- Other responsibilities as assigned
- Required to reside within the Service District
- Training: Two initial training sessions of up to four weeks each in San Jose, CA
Education and Experience:
The following MINIMUM levels of experience and or education are required:
- High school diploma & 6 years’ experience in electrical, process controls, or electro-mechanical fields;
- Or –
- Technical diploma, Journeymen Certification, Electrician Certification in a technical field and relevant industry experience of 4 years (electrician, electronics technician, field service, technician, test engineer, etc.)
- Or –
- 5 years or more relevant experience in commercial electrical, combined with electrical-related military experience (e.g. Navy Nuclear Electronics/Electrical Technician, or other technical position, military certified electrician or technician, Gas Turbine Electrician)
Skills and Experience:
- Strong electrical troubleshooting/diagnostic skills required
- Familiar with safety standards, especially those related to electrical work (OSHA & NFPA 70E)
- Prior experience as an electrician or electrical technician working with any of the following technologies: three-phase systems, uninterruptible power supplies, electrical generation and distribution systems, power electronics, automatic transfer switches, and microprocessor based control platforms
- Experience with various electrical/electronic test and measurement equipment
- Able to read and interpret electrical single line diagrams and blueprints
- Experience with performing equipment maintenance in accordance with ANSI/NETA standards for Electrical Power
- Mechanical system aptitude, to include troubleshooting/repair skills
- Highly motivated and able to work autonomously
- Demonstrates sound judgment in the resolution of complex problems
- Team player who exhibits a high level of integrity and professionalism
- Communicates written and verbal English effectively
- Able to execute against written and verbal procedures and sequenced work instructions
- Able to regularly handle equipment up to 50lbs., occasionally may lift up to 70 lbs.
- Able to reach, squat, bend, and twist during the work day
- Able to use a ladder or stepstool regularly
- Able to facilitate 24X7 on-call duty
- Able to facilitate shift work as needed
- Able to regularly work alternative schedules (one week/month of Wednesday-Sunday, for example)
- Able to regularly support overtime to achieve quarterly goals
- Able to regularly travel (drive) throughout a large Service District (e.g. “Connecticut and Upstate New York District”)
- Able to travel as needed to other US and international destinations
- Able to maintain a driving record in good standing
- Able to work at height while following all safety training and procedures.
Bloom Energy is an equal opportunity employer and makes employment decisions on the basis of merit. We are committed to compliance with all applicable laws providing equal employment opportunities. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, sex, color, religion, national origin, protected veteran status, or on the basis of disability. Bloom Energy makes reasonable accommodations, consistent with applicable laws, for the known physical or mental limitations of an otherwise qualified applicant or employee with a disability, who can perform the essential job functions, unless undue hardship would result.
Bloom Energy is committed to fair and equitable compensation practices. The total compensation for this position includes standard company benefits and is based on various factors including, but not limited to, relevant skills and experience.
Salary Ranges:
$28.02 - $40.32
At Bloom Energy, our vision for a world powered by clean, reliable, and affordable energy is more than just a dream—we’re making it reality.
For over two decades, we’ve been at the forefront of the global energy transition, pioneering solutions that empower critical industries to thrive in a rapidly digitizing, energy-intensive world. From revolutionizing power for AI-driven data centers to ensuring resilience for hospitals, electric grids, manufacturing facilities, and utilities, our solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) and solid oxide electrolyzer (SOEC) technologies are redefining what’s possible by delivering energy abundance for all. With more than 30,000 fuel cell modules deployed worldwide, we are the trusted partner for Fortune 100 companies and innovators alike. Our cutting-edge solutions enable unparalleled “time-to-power” capabilities, reliability, and sustainability, ensuring our customers remain ahead in a world where soaring energy demand and intensifying energy scarcity are rapidly becoming the new norm.
At Bloom, we thrive on collaboration, bold thinking, and relentless innovation. We believe that, together, we can create a brighter, more sustainable future while tackling the most pressing challenges of the 21st century.
We are looking for a Field Service Commissioning Technician to join our team in one of today’s most exciting technologies. This role will report to Northeast Region Field Service Manager and Remote/Field Office in Connecticut.
Role and Responsibilities:
- Provide fuel cell service during field visit dispatches
- Operate a service vehicle safely
- Create daily workflows for oneself from a list of scheduled tasks (regularly assigned to work autonomously)
- Manage on-site preventative maintenance, repair, test, and diagnostic tasks
- Travel as needed domestic and international to support company needs, including commissioning new installations around the fleet
- Follow company procedures and protocols
- Diagnose errors or technical problems and determine/implement proper solutions
- Cooperate with a technical team and share information across the organization
- Comprehend and follow customer access requirements
- Maintain service vehicle and spare part inventory
- Maintain/build positive relationships with customers
- Produce timely and detailed service reports as required
- Other responsibilities as assigned
- Required to reside within the Service District
- Training: Two initial training sessions of up to four weeks each in San Jose, CA
Education and Experience:
The following MINIMUM levels of experience and or education are required:
- High school diploma & 6 years’ experience in electrical, process controls, or electro-mechanical fields;
- Or –
- Technical diploma, Journeymen Certification, Electrician Certification in a technical field and relevant industry experience of 4 years (electrician, electronics technician, field service, technician, test engineer, etc.)
- Or –
- 5 years or more relevant experience in commercial electrical, combined with electrical-related military experience (e.g. Navy Nuclear Electronics/Electrical Technician, or other technical position, military certified electrician or technician, Gas Turbine Electrician)
Skills and Experience:
- Strong electrical troubleshooting/diagnostic skills required
- Familiar with safety standards, especially those related to electrical work (OSHA & NFPA 70E)
- Prior experience as an electrician or electrical technician working with any of the following technologies: three-phase systems, uninterruptible power supplies, electrical generation and distribution systems, power electronics, automatic transfer switches, and microprocessor based control platforms
- Experience with various electrical/electronic test and measurement equipment
- Able to read and interpret electrical single line diagrams and blueprints
- Experience with performing equipment maintenance in accordance with ANSI/NETA standards for Electrical Power
- Mechanical system aptitude, to include troubleshooting/repair skills
- Highly motivated and able to work autonomously
- Demonstrates sound judgment in the resolution of complex problems
- Team player who exhibits a high level of integrity and professionalism
- Communicates written and verbal English effectively
- Able to execute against written and verbal procedures and sequenced work instructions
- Able to regularly handle equipment up to 50lbs., occasionally may lift up to 70 lbs.
- Able to reach, squat, bend, and twist during the work day
- Able to use a ladder or stepstool regularly
- Able to facilitate 24X7 on-call duty
- Able to facilitate shift work as needed
- Able to regularly work alternative schedules (one week/month of Wednesday-Sunday, for example)
- Able to regularly support overtime to achieve quarterly goals
- Able to regularly travel (drive) throughout a large Service District (e.g. “Connecticut and Upstate New York District”)
- Able to travel as needed to other US and international destinations
- Able to maintain a driving record in good standing
- Able to work at height while following all safety training and procedures.
Bloom Energy is an equal opportunity employer and makes employment decisions on the basis of merit. We are committed to compliance with all applicable laws providing equal employment opportunities. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, sex, color, religion, national origin, protected veteran status, or on the basis of disability. Bloom Energy makes reasonable accommodations, consistent with applicable laws, for the known physical or mental limitations of an otherwise qualified applicant or employee with a disability, who can perform the essential job functions, unless undue hardship would result.
Bloom Energy is committed to fair and equitable compensation practices. The total compensation for this position includes standard company benefits and is based on various factors including, but not limited to, relevant skills and experience.
Salary Ranges:
$28.02 - $40.32
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding H-1B Visa Sponsorship as a Commissioning Engineer
Verify your degree field aligns early
USCIS evaluates whether your degree directly relates to commissioning work. A degree in electrical, mechanical, or systems engineering maps cleanly. Industrial technology or physics degrees may require a credential evaluation letter to confirm equivalency before your employer files.
Target employers with active LCA filings
Use the OFLC Wage Search to confirm a prospective employer has filed Labor Condition Applications for commissioning or field engineer roles. Consistent LCA history signals an established H-1B process, not a first-time sponsorship that may stall during filing.
Search H-1B commissioning roles on Migrate Mate
Migrate Mate filters roles by employers with verified H-1B filing history. Search for commissioning engineer positions to surface companies that have sponsored the role before, saving time you'd otherwise spend vetting sponsorship willingness during interviews.
Clarify project travel before the offer stage
Commissioning roles often require extended site assignments. Confirm with your employer whether site locations are domestic or international before signing. Extended work outside the U.S. while on H-1B can affect your admission period and requires re-entry planning.
Check the prevailing wage tier for your site location
DOL prevailing wages for commissioning engineers vary significantly by metropolitan area. Run the OFLC Wage Search for the SOC code tied to your role and the specific project site address, not just the employer's headquarters, to confirm the wage the employer must certify on the LCA.
Understand the 60-day grace period when projects end
If your employer terminates your H-1B after a project concludes, USCIS allows a 60-day grace period to find new sponsorship. Line up your next role before project close-out, since commissioning work is often contract-to-contract and layoffs can coincide with handover completion.
H-1B Visa Commissioning Engineer: Frequently Asked Questions
Does commissioning engineer work qualify as a specialty occupation for H-1B purposes?
Yes. Commissioning engineering qualifies as a specialty occupation because the role requires theoretical and practical application of engineering principles, which USCIS ties to a bachelor's degree or higher in a specific discipline. The O*NET profile for this occupation classifies it in Job Zone 4, supporting the degree requirement that underpins specialty occupation status.
Which industries sponsor H-1B visas for commissioning engineers most frequently?
Energy generation and transmission, oil and gas, building automation, data center infrastructure, and industrial manufacturing are the sectors with the strongest H-1B filing history for commissioning roles. EPC contractors and system integrators that handle large capital projects tend to sponsor consistently because the technical depth of commissioning work is difficult to fill domestically on short timelines.
How do I find employers who have sponsored H-1B visas for commissioning engineers before?
Migrate Mate shows verified H-1B filing history by employer and role, so you can identify companies that have sponsored commissioning or field engineer positions in the past. You can also cross-reference the DOL's OFLC disclosure data to see which employers have filed Labor Condition Applications under the relevant SOC codes for this occupation.
Does frequent travel or multi-site project work affect my H-1B status as a commissioning engineer?
Domestic travel between project sites is generally manageable under H-1B rules, but your employer must file an amended petition or short-term placement documentation if you work at a location not covered by the original LCA. International travel is separate: re-entering the U.S. requires a valid visa stamp, and extended stays abroad can complicate your admission record, so coordinate with your employer before any long overseas assignment.
Can a staffing firm or EPC contractor sponsor my H-1B as a commissioning engineer?
Yes. Staffing agencies and EPC contractors can sponsor H-1B petitions for commissioning engineers, but USCIS scrutinizes third-party placement arrangements closely. Your employer must demonstrate it controls your day-to-day work, not just the end client. Contracts and project assignment letters that establish employer oversight are critical to a successful petition in this employment model.