Senior Power Generation Engineer

Description

• Develop and lead complex troubleshooting of for highly complex plant issues.
• Supports the development of entry level engineers through mentorship and guidance.
• Independently executes all functions of system health monitoring including identification of critical systems or components required for reliable plant operation, identify trends and issues adversely affecting reliability and performance, and develop corrective action plans for resolution as part of the reliability centered maintenance program.
• Applies project management principals to support the execution of large, complex, or time sensitive assignments or projects.
• Leads multi-disciplinary teams of both engineers and craft in execution of projects as assigned.
• Develop and maintain expert understanding of assigned systems.
• Independently perform analysis or diagnostic evaluations and adapting and applying extensive and diversified knowledge principles in broad areas of assignments and related fields.
• Accountable for thorough understanding and application of applicable codes, regulations, and internal policies and procedures.
• Evaluate present and future risks to safety, reliability, and equipment performance and issue professional technical recommendations based on their professional analysis and assessment.

Requirements

• Strong understanding of power plant system design, operation, maintenance and system interactions.
• Demonstrated ability to perform complex engineering tasks and intricate studies as well as present the results.
• Demonstrated effective analytical, problem solving and decision making abilities utilizing creativity, foresight and mature judgement
• Four (4) year Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering degree
• Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification
• Familiarity and experience with Ventyx (Asset Suite), Cognos, AutoDesk (CAD, Inventor, Vault), Bentley MicroStation, PeopleSoft, SharePoint.
• Master's degree in Engineering or Business.
• Advanced MS Office Professional Skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook).
• Working experience in power plant engineering, operation, maintenance, or design.
• Five (5) years of equivalent engineering work experience. Master's degree may be considered for up to two years of experience
• Demonstrated ability to work as part of a team, exercise flexibility and take responsibility for assigned work.
• Strong communications, presentation, and negotiation skills.
• Thorough knowledge of generating stations and energy markets.
• Understanding and application of applicable industry standards and codes of construction: ASME, OSHA, NFPA, etc.
• Professional Engineer (PE) certificate, or means for reciprocity within six months.
• Working experience with robust reliability centered maintenance program.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance