Project Engineer Upstream, Capital Projects
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for prose.
We must preserve all substantive info, not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to keep details like specific bullet points.
Let's extract details.
From "How You Will Contribute":
Paragraph: "Plantible is developing the next generation of our commercial production facilities. The Upstream Project Engineer will own the engineering and field execution of the systems that grow, cultivate, harvest, and deliver Lemna biomass to downstream processing. You will sit between Plantible's agricultural and process experts and the people designing, supplying, and building our facilities. Your scope includes greenhouse structures, cultivation systems, water and nutrient delivery, harvest systems, biomass handling, and the utilities and infrastructure that support them. This role is both technical and field based. Your job is to turn upstream requirements into systems we can procure, build repeatedly, commission, and operate at scale."
That's prose.
Then "What You Will Be Working On" includes multiple bullet-like sentences each starting with a bold phrase? Actually they are sentences with a bold heading then description. Let's list them:
- Connect the Engineering Translate requirements from Plantible's Engineering, R&D, Operations, Maintenance, and Food Safety teams into clear scopes and deliverables for external engineering partners and vendors.
- Coordinate the disciplines required for your systems, including process, mechanical, piping, civil, structural, electrical, controls, utilities, and facility infrastructure.
- Understand where systems interface, make sure every interface has an owner, and drive technical decisions to closure.
- Maintain engineering deliverables, decisions, dependencies, risks, and open items against the overall project schedule.
- Surface gaps early. 'Waiting on Engineering' is not a project plan.
- Develop the Facility Support FEL, conceptual design, FEED, and detailed engineering for assigned systems and project packages.
- Coordinate development and review of Basis of Design documents, equipment lists, utility requirements, layouts, specifications, drawings, and other core project deliverables.
- Lead design reviews with Plantible subject-matter experts, Operations, and external engineers.
- Challenge designs for safety, constructability, operability, maintainability, hygienic design, cost, and unnecessary complexity.
- Translate lessons from Ranchito into engineering standards and repeatable design packages for future Plantible facilities.
- Buy the Equipment Develop technical scopes and bid packages for equipment, materials, and engineered systems.
- Coordinate RFQs, technical evaluations, bid leveling, vendor selection, and technical alignment before purchase.
- Manage vendor drawings, calculations, data, documentation, and interfaces with the broader facility design.
- Track major equipment and materials from specification through fabrication, FAT, delivery, installation, and startup.
- Understand which decisions and long-lead packages are driving the project schedule and act before they become constraints.
- Help Build It Serve as Plantible's engineering point of contact during construction for assigned systems and scopes.
- Coordinate RFIs, submittals, design clarifications, field changes, and vendor questions.
- Maintain a strong onsite presence during active installation: walk the work, verify progress, identify constraints, and drive issues to resolution.
- Resolve conflicts between drawings, equipment, contractors, and Plantible requirements without losing design intent.
- Support quality reviews, mechanical completion, punch lists, system turnover, and documentation closeout.
- Make It Work Plan for commissioning and startup before construction is complete.
- Coordinate vendor startup requirements, FATs, SATs, commissioning, performance testing, and operator training.
- Work alongside Operations and Maintenance to make sure systems are documented, tested, safe, and ready to operate.
- Verify that assigned systems achieve required capacity, performance, quality, and reliability.
- Capture problems and lessons learned and turn them into better standards for the next facility.
These are responsibilities.
Then "Upstream Systems You Will Own" list:
- Commercial greenhouse structures, coverings, ventilation, environmental controls, and modular grow infrastructure.
- Cultivation ponds or vessels, water circulation, nutrient delivery, level control, and water-management systems.
- Propagation, inoculation, crop-transfer, harvest, dewatering, and biomass-conveyance systems through the defined downstream handoff point.
- Civil preparation, grading, drainage, foundations, roads, and underground infrastructure required for upstream operations.
- Upstream mechanical, piping, electrical, instrumentation, controls, and supporting utilities.
- High-volume repetitive installation, including crew sequencing, work-front readiness, material staging, installation productivity, quality, and prevention of recurring defects.
- Interfaces with downstream processing, site utilities, automation, laboratories, maintenance, and facility infrastructure.
These could be part of responsibilities or a separate section like "Systems Owned". Could be under Responsibilities as a list.
Then "What You Bring To Plantible":
- Bachelor's degree in Agricultural, Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, Biosystems Engineering, Construction Management, or a related technical discipline.
- Typically 5-10+ years supporting industrial, agricultural, or controlled-environment capital projects through design and field execution.
- Experience with commercial greenhouse construction, controlled-environment agriculture, irrigation or water systems, agricultural processing, or comparable large-scale repetitive construction.
- Experience coordinating civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, controls, equipment vendors, contractors, and internal technical teams.
- Ability to read and challenge layouts, civil and structural drawings, equipment specifications, utility plans, controls documentation, and vendor submittals.
- Strong field instincts. You understand sequencing, crew productivity, logistics, work-front readiness, quality, and how design decisions affect installation.
- Highly organized and able to keep parallel design packages, interfaces, decisions, and deadlines moving.
- Willingness to spend significant time onsite during construction, commissioning, and startup.
Then "Preferred Experience":
- Owner-side project engineering or greenfield facility experience.
- Direct experience building commercial greenhouses or modular agricultural production systems.
- Experience with high-volume repetitive construction such as solar, pre-engineered metal buildings, modular structures, racking, or agricultural facilities.
- Experience with pumps, piping, water treatment, drainage, environmental controls, instrumentation, automation, and biomass handling.
- Experience measuring installation productivity and driving contractor recovery plans.
These could be part of Qualifications/Requirements.
Then benefits list under "Choose Plantible Foods":
- Competitive health and wellness benefits
- Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance
- Discretionary Unlimited PTO Program
- Paid Holidays
- 401k Program
- Career Stipend
- Career development and growth opportunities
- Working in a rapidly growing, flexible and entrepreneurial environment
- Team building and company-wide events
- Financial support with your relocation, if necessary, ensuring a smooth transition
- And of course, lots of beautiful land for outdoor activities!
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We need to preserve all substantive information; we should not drop the company description, mission, etc.
Thus sections:
About the role: include company description and How You Will Contribute paragraph.
Responsibilities: include What You Will Be Working On list (maybe as
) and Upstream Systems You Will Own list (maybe as another or combine). Could be two lists under same heading.
Requirements/Qualifications: include What You Bring To Plantible list and Preferred Experience list (maybe as two or combine). Could be separate headings but we prefer few substantive sections. Could combine into one Requirements section with two lists: "Required Qualifications" and "Preferred Experience". But headings inside section not allowed? We can just have Requirements
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for required and another for preferred. That's okay.
Benefits: Benefits
with .
We must not include Pay or Schedule.
Now produce HTML.
We need to ensure we only output HTML fragment, no extra text.
Let's craft.
First, About the role:
About the role
Plantible, backed by Astanor Ventures, Lerer Hippeau, Piva Capital, Kellogg’s, and Vectr Ventures, is a vertically integrated biology company that is unlocking the power in plants in service of people & planet. Our mission is to create solutions that empower customers to make sustainable and regenerative choices without compromising on quality. We are beginning with the food industry.
Plantible is developing the next generation of our commercial production facilities. The Upstream Project Engineer will own the engineering and field execution of the systems that grow, cultivate, harvest, and deliver Lemna biomass to downstream processing. You will sit between Plantible's agricultural and process experts and the people designing, supplying, and building our facilities. Your scope includes greenhouse structures, cultivation systems, water and nutrient delivery, harvest systems, biomass handling, and the utilities and infrastructure that support them. This role is both technical and field based. Your job is to turn upstream requirements into systems we can procure, build repeatedly, commission, and operate at scale.
Now Responsibilities:
Responsibilities
- Translate requirements from Plantible's Engineering, R&D, Operations, Maintenance, and Food Safety teams into clear scopes and deliverables for external engineering partners and vendors.
- Coordinate the disciplines required for your systems, including process, mechanical, piping, civil, structural, electrical, controls, utilities, and facility infrastructure.
- Understand where systems interface, make sure every interface has an owner, and drive technical decisions to closure.
- Maintain engineering deliverables, decisions, dependencies, risks, and open items against the overall project schedule.
- Surface gaps early
for prose. We must preserve all substantive info, not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to keep details like specific bullet points. Let's extract details. From "How You Will Contribute": Paragraph: "Plantible is developing the next generation of our commercial production facilities. The Upstream Project Engineer will own the engineering and field execution of the systems that grow, cultivate, harvest, and deliver Lemna biomass to downstream processing. You will sit between Plantible's agricultural and process experts and the people designing, supplying, and building our facilities. Your scope includes greenhouse structures, cultivation systems, water and nutrient delivery, harvest systems, biomass handling, and the utilities and infrastructure that support them. This role is both technical and field based. Your job is to turn upstream requirements into systems we can procure, build repeatedly, commission, and operate at scale." That's prose. Then "What You Will Be Working On" includes multiple bullet-like sentences each starting with a bold phrase? Actually they are sentences with a bold heading then description. Let's list them: - Connect the Engineering Translate requirements from Plantible's Engineering, R&D, Operations, Maintenance, and Food Safety teams into clear scopes and deliverables for external engineering partners and vendors. - Coordinate the disciplines required for your systems, including process, mechanical, piping, civil, structural, electrical, controls, utilities, and facility infrastructure. - Understand where systems interface, make sure every interface has an owner, and drive technical decisions to closure. - Maintain engineering deliverables, decisions, dependencies, risks, and open items against the overall project schedule. - Surface gaps early. 'Waiting on Engineering' is not a project plan. - Develop the Facility Support FEL, conceptual design, FEED, and detailed engineering for assigned systems and project packages. - Coordinate development and review of Basis of Design documents, equipment lists, utility requirements, layouts, specifications, drawings, and other core project deliverables. - Lead design reviews with Plantible subject-matter experts, Operations, and external engineers. - Challenge designs for safety, constructability, operability, maintainability, hygienic design, cost, and unnecessary complexity. - Translate lessons from Ranchito into engineering standards and repeatable design packages for future Plantible facilities. - Buy the Equipment Develop technical scopes and bid packages for equipment, materials, and engineered systems. - Coordinate RFQs, technical evaluations, bid leveling, vendor selection, and technical alignment before purchase. - Manage vendor drawings, calculations, data, documentation, and interfaces with the broader facility design. - Track major equipment and materials from specification through fabrication, FAT, delivery, installation, and startup. - Understand which decisions and long-lead packages are driving the project schedule and act before they become constraints. - Help Build It Serve as Plantible's engineering point of contact during construction for assigned systems and scopes. - Coordinate RFIs, submittals, design clarifications, field changes, and vendor questions. - Maintain a strong onsite presence during active installation: walk the work, verify progress, identify constraints, and drive issues to resolution. - Resolve conflicts between drawings, equipment, contractors, and Plantible requirements without losing design intent. - Support quality reviews, mechanical completion, punch lists, system turnover, and documentation closeout. - Make It Work Plan for commissioning and startup before construction is complete. - Coordinate vendor startup requirements, FATs, SATs, commissioning, performance testing, and operator training. - Work alongside Operations and Maintenance to make sure systems are documented, tested, safe, and ready to operate. - Verify that assigned systems achieve required capacity, performance, quality, and reliability. - Capture problems and lessons learned and turn them into better standards for the next facility. These are responsibilities. Then "Upstream Systems You Will Own" list: - Commercial greenhouse structures, coverings, ventilation, environmental controls, and modular grow infrastructure. - Cultivation ponds or vessels, water circulation, nutrient delivery, level control, and water-management systems. - Propagation, inoculation, crop-transfer, harvest, dewatering, and biomass-conveyance systems through the defined downstream handoff point. - Civil preparation, grading, drainage, foundations, roads, and underground infrastructure required for upstream operations. - Upstream mechanical, piping, electrical, instrumentation, controls, and supporting utilities. - High-volume repetitive installation, including crew sequencing, work-front readiness, material staging, installation productivity, quality, and prevention of recurring defects. - Interfaces with downstream processing, site utilities, automation, laboratories, maintenance, and facility infrastructure. These could be part of responsibilities or a separate section like "Systems Owned". Could be under Responsibilities as a list. Then "What You Bring To Plantible": - Bachelor's degree in Agricultural, Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, Biosystems Engineering, Construction Management, or a related technical discipline. - Typically 5-10+ years supporting industrial, agricultural, or controlled-environment capital projects through design and field execution. - Experience with commercial greenhouse construction, controlled-environment agriculture, irrigation or water systems, agricultural processing, or comparable large-scale repetitive construction. - Experience coordinating civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, controls, equipment vendors, contractors, and internal technical teams. - Ability to read and challenge layouts, civil and structural drawings, equipment specifications, utility plans, controls documentation, and vendor submittals. - Strong field instincts. You understand sequencing, crew productivity, logistics, work-front readiness, quality, and how design decisions affect installation. - Highly organized and able to keep parallel design packages, interfaces, decisions, and deadlines moving. - Willingness to spend significant time onsite during construction, commissioning, and startup. Then "Preferred Experience": - Owner-side project engineering or greenfield facility experience. - Direct experience building commercial greenhouses or modular agricultural production systems. - Experience with high-volume repetitive construction such as solar, pre-engineered metal buildings, modular structures, racking, or agricultural facilities. - Experience with pumps, piping, water treatment, drainage, environmental controls, instrumentation, automation, and biomass handling. - Experience measuring installation productivity and driving contractor recovery plans. These could be part of Qualifications/Requirements. Then benefits list under "Choose Plantible Foods": - Competitive health and wellness benefits - Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance - Discretionary Unlimited PTO Program - Paid Holidays - 401k Program - Career Stipend - Career development and growth opportunities - Working in a rapidly growing, flexible and entrepreneurial environment - Team building and company-wide events - Financial support with your relocation, if necessary, ensuring a smooth transition - And of course, lots of beautiful land for outdoor activities! We need to output HTML fragment with sections. We should not include navigation etc. Also we should not include the line "Kindly be advised that we are handling the recruitment for this position internally and are not partnering with external recruiters." That's maybe metadata but could be included in About the role? It's about recruitment process; maybe we can include as a short paragraph but it's not essential. The instruction: "Do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it." This line is minor metadata; we could drop it or include in a short p. Probably drop it to keep concise. We also need to drop the "Apply now" etc. We need to preserve all substantive information; we should not drop the company description, mission, etc. Thus sections: About the role: include company description and How You Will Contribute paragraph. Responsibilities: include What You Will Be Working On list (maybe as
- ) and Upstream Systems You Will Own list (maybe as another
- Translate requirements from Plantible's Engineering, R&D, Operations, Maintenance, and Food Safety teams into clear scopes and deliverables for external engineering partners and vendors.
- Coordinate the disciplines required for your systems, including process, mechanical, piping, civil, structural, electrical, controls, utilities, and facility infrastructure.
- Understand where systems interface, make sure every interface has an owner, and drive technical decisions to closure.
- Maintain engineering deliverables, decisions, dependencies, risks, and open items against the overall project schedule.
- Surface gaps early
- or combine). Could be two lists under same heading.
Requirements/Qualifications: include What You Bring To Plantible list and Preferred Experience list (maybe as two
- or combine). Could be separate headings but we prefer few substantive sections. Could combine into one Requirements section with two lists: "Required Qualifications" and "Preferred Experience". But headings inside section not allowed? We can just have
Requirements
then... maybe
- for required and another
- for preferred. That's okay.
Benefits:
Benefits
with- .
We must not include Pay or Schedule.
Now produce HTML.
We need to ensure we only output HTML fragment, no extra text.
Let's craft.
First, About the role:
About the role
Plantible, backed by Astanor Ventures, Lerer Hippeau, Piva Capital, Kellogg’s, and Vectr Ventures, is a vertically integrated biology company that is unlocking the power in plants in service of people & planet. Our mission is to create solutions that empower customers to make sustainable and regenerative choices without compromising on quality. We are beginning with the food industry.
Plantible is developing the next generation of our commercial production facilities. The Upstream Project Engineer will own the engineering and field execution of the systems that grow, cultivate, harvest, and deliver Lemna biomass to downstream processing. You will sit between Plantible's agricultural and process experts and the people designing, supplying, and building our facilities. Your scope includes greenhouse structures, cultivation systems, water and nutrient delivery, harvest systems, biomass handling, and the utilities and infrastructure that support them. This role is both technical and field based. Your job is to turn upstream requirements into systems we can procure, build repeatedly, commission, and operate at scale.
Now Responsibilities: