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Operations Supervisor

Warsaw, NC · On-site

$80K - $120K/yr

Anaerobic digester biogas plant with over 12 million gallons of digester capacity located in Warsaw ... Digestate will be dried and hauled from the site and the wastewater will be treated with a membrane ...

... anaerobic digester plants. During a critical ~12-month window, the Project Developer serves as the primary client-facing manager as a project moves from sales into development and execution. Success ...

... from organic waste streams. LF was founded in 2021 by a management team with deep experience in the ... anaerobic digester, manure feedstock preparation, RNG upgrader, and all supporting equipment and ...

Biogas Operator

Spencer, MA · On-site

$28 - $32/hr

... anaerobic digester, gas conditioning skid, associated digester and upgrader plant equipment. The ... Learn from technicians and 3rd party contractors on servicing equipment to use in future scenarios ...

Biogas Operator

Deerfield, MA · On-site

$28 - $32/hr

... anaerobic digester, gas conditioning skid, associated digester and upgrader plant equipment. The ... Learn from technicians and 3rd party contractors on servicing equipment to use in future scenarios ...

... anaerobic digester, gas conditioning skid, associated digester and upgrader plant equipment. The ... Learn from technicians and 3rd party contractors on servicing equipment to use in future scenarios ...

Biogas Operator

Spencer, MA · On-site

$28 - $32/hr

... anaerobic digester, gas conditioning skid, associated digester and upgrader plant equipment. The ... Learn from technicians and 3rd party contractors on servicing equipment to use in future scenarios ...

... anaerobic digester, gas conditioning skid, associated digester and upgrader plant equipment. The ... Learn from technicians and 3rd party contractors on servicing equipment to use in future scenarios ...

Biogas Operator

Deerfield, MA · On-site

$28 - $32/hr

... anaerobic digester, gas conditioning skid, associated digester and upgrader plant equipment. The ... Learn from technicians and 3rd party contractors on servicing equipment to use in future scenarios ...

These facilities are located on host dairy farms, where an anaerobic digester produces renewable ... Many skills can be learned on the job from existing experts, and the job has an opportunity for ...

The ideal candidate will oversee operations at our industrial food and beverage anaerobic digester ... PurposeEnergy does not accept unsolicited resumes from search firms or staffing agencies. All ...

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What is the difference between From Home Anaerobic Digester vs From Home Biogas Technician?

AspectFrom Home Anaerobic DigesterFrom Home Biogas Technician
CertificationsEnvironmental or renewable energy certificationsBiogas system operation certifications
Work EnvironmentHome-based, renewable energy projectsHome-based, biogas system maintenance
Industry UsageRenewable energy, waste managementRenewable energy, biogas system installation and repair

Both roles involve working with renewable energy systems at home, focusing on anaerobic digestion and biogas production. The main difference lies in their specific focus: From Home Anaerobic Digester specialists design and optimize digesters, while From Home Biogas Technicians focus on maintaining and repairing biogas systems. Both require similar certifications and operate in the renewable energy industry, often serving residential or small-scale projects.

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Controls & Automation Engineer -- NOA-20 Pilot (Anaerobic Digestion)

Stargasso Group Inc

Holyoke, MA • On-site

$82K - $109K/yr

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Job description

About the Role

We are hiring a Controls & Automation Engineer to own, program, commission, and operate the NOA-20 pilot anaerobic digester system.

This is not a support role.

You are responsible for taking an uncommissioned pilot system and delivering stable, continuously operating infrastructure. You will own the controls stack end-to-end—from first power-on through live biological operation—and prepare the system for replication at municipal scale.

If you are looking to design in theory and hand off execution, this is not the role.
If you want system ownership and real-world impact, read on.

General Purpose of Job (Non-Negotiable)

The Controls & Automation Engineer is responsible for programming, commissioning, and operating the NOA-20 pilot anaerobic digester, including all control logic, sensors, safety systems, and remote monitoring required for stable biological operation. This role owns the full pilot controls lifecycle and prepares the system for municipal replication.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

You will:

  • Program and commission the NOA-20 pilot control system (PLC, sensors, actuators, heaters, mixers, gas handling)

  • Define and implement operating logic for startup, steady-state operation, shutdown, and fault recovery

  • Tune and maintain control parameters to support stable anaerobic digestion during pilot operation

  • Integrate and validate the full sensor suite (temperature, pressure, gas flow, gas composition, liquid levels)

  • Implement safety interlocks and automatic shutdown conditions for pilot-specific risk scenarios

  • Establish remote monitoring, alerting, and data logging

  • Troubleshoot and resolve live system issues during commissioning and operation

  • Document control logic, changes, and pilot performance data

  • Prepare the controls architecture for replication into future units

You are the pilot operator of record for controls and automation.

Required Qualifications

  • Experience commissioning and operating real-world control systems (industrial, energy, process, or similar)

  • Hands-on PLC programming experience

  • Comfort working on live systems during early-stage testing and iteration

  • Demonstrated ability to take hardware from uncommissioned to stable operation

  • Strong troubleshooting instincts under real operating conditions

  • Willingness to support on-site work during critical pilot windows

Preferred Experience

  • Process control for biological, thermal, chemical, or energy systems

  • Sensor integration and data logging systems

  • Remote monitoring and alerting implementations

  • Early-stage pilots, prototypes, or first-of-kind systems

  • Safety-critical or infrastructure-grade systems

Additional Information (Read Carefully)

This role is directly responsible for the success of the NOA-20 pilot system. Performance in this role determines readiness for municipal deployment and system replication.

This is production-critical infrastructure, not an R&D sandbox.

Compensation

  • Competitive salary or contract rate (based on experience)

  • Pilot-based milestone compensation may be available

  • Equity consideration for the right operator

How to Apply

Apply with:

  • Resume highlighting commissioned systems you personally operated

  • Brief note describing a system you took from startup to stable operation

Candidates who hesitate when told they will program and run the pilot will not be considered.

Company Description

N.O.E. (Nature-Origin Energy Infrastructure) designs and operates modular systems that convert organic waste into reliable local energy. We build decentralized infrastructure for cities, farms, and industrial sites—turning waste into power where it’s produced. Our systems are engineered for safety, regulatory acceptance, and real-world deployment.