Description

The primary responsibilities include acting as the key engineering interface for day‑to‑day plant maintenance and operations, supporting maintenance outage planning and implementation, maintaining or improving equipment condition and performance, identifying and assisting in resolution of emergent equipment issues, coordinating with vendors, preparing and maintaining technical documentation and performance history records, assisting maintenance and operations with troubleshooting, startup and shutdown tasks, and providing engineering support for a 24×7 operation.

The role also involves assisting on smaller engineering projects or defined portions of larger projects, using existing procedures to develop technically correct and cost‑effective designs or recommendations, building relationships for knowledge transfer, gathering and correlating engineering data through testing and studies, and contributing to innovative procedures, design improvements, or equipment purchase recommendations.

• Serve as key engineering interface for daily plant maintenance and operations.
• Support planning and execution of maintenance outages.
• Maintain or improve equipment condition and performance.
• Identify and help resolve emergent equipment issues.
• Coordinate with vendors for related products and services.
• Prepare and maintain technical documentation and performance records.
• Assist with troubleshooting, startup, and shutdown tasks.
• Provide 24×7 engineering support, including overtime and callouts.
• Contribute to smaller engineering projects or defined portions of larger projects.
• Develop cost‑effective designs and recommendations using established procedures.
• Build relationships to facilitate knowledge transfer and effective presentation of work.
• Gather and analyze engineering data through testing and studies.
• Develop innovative procedures, design improvements, or equipment purchase recommendations.

Requirements

Basic qualifications require a bachelor’s degree in engineering, engineering technology, or a related science discipline accredited by ABET (or substantially equivalent). Minimum experience varies by level: Support Engineer – 2 years; Senior Engineer – 5 years; Principal Engineer – 10 years with recognized expertise in power‑plant engineering.

Preferred qualifications include a working knowledge of power plants, the ability to work independently with minimal oversight, multitasking amid changing priorities, and experience with large rotating equipment such as turbines, generators, fans, and pumps.

• Require ABET‑accredited bachelor’s degree in engineering or related field.
• Minimum 2 years related engineering experience for support‑level roles.
• Minimum 5 years related engineering experience for senior roles.
• Minimum 10 years experience with power‑plant expertise for principal roles.
• Preferred: working knowledge of power plants.
• Preferred: ability to work independently with minimal oversight.
• Preferred: multitask and adapt to changing priorities.
• Preferred: experience with large rotating equipment (turbines, generators, fans, pumps).

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance