Senior Reliability Engineer (Michigan)

Responsibilities

• Lead reliability assessments and improvement initiatives across electrical, mechanical, and controls-related infrastructure.
• Review facility acceptance and commissioning activities to ensure systems are delivered in a reliable, supportable, and maintainable condition.
• Design and improve maintenance strategies that enhance uptime, reduce maintenance complexity, and optimize lifecycle performance.
• Lead root cause analysis and corrective action development for significant or recurring reliability issues.
• Analyze asset utilization, maintenance history, performance trends, and failure patterns to drive data-backed improvements.
• Develop risk mitigation plans for operational vulnerabilities, latent failure modes, obsolescence risks, and supportability gaps.
• Provide senior technical support and guidance to Site Operations during critical failures, abnormal events, and high-consequence troubleshooting.
• Influence design, construction, and turnover decisions by providing reliability and maintainability feedback on new and modified systems.
• Support development of standard methodologies for lifecycle planning, spare parts analysis, RAM analysis, and site response procedures.

Qualifications

• 6–10 years of experience in critical facilities, reliability engineering, commissioning, maintenance engineering, or uptime-critical infrastructure environments.
• Broad familiarity with mission-critical electrical, mechanical, and controls systems and how they interact operationally.
• Experience leading RCAs, maintenance strategy improvements, and technical support in live facility environments.