Quality Control Engineer

Quality Control EngineerLocation: Denver, COOnsite Flexibility: HybridContract DetailsPosition Type: ContractContract Duration: 12 monthsPay Rate: $65.00–$68.00 / Hour (USD)Shift / Schedule: Standard full-time schedule, generally starting between 7:00–8:00 AM; overtime not expected but may occur during spring/fallTravel Requirements: Frequent travel to Colorado generating plants; approximately 5–10% out-of-state travel; expenses reimbursed at cost (mileage, lodging, meals where eligible); no per diemWork Authorization: Applicants must be authorized to work for ANY employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this time.Job SummaryThis Quality Control Engineer role supports approximately 500 active power generation projects across Colorado. The position supports 20–25 Project Managers within Base Capital and implements QA/QC processes for high-risk projects at power plants. The work model is semi-hybrid and primarily field-based, typically involving 3–4 days onsite at plant locations and 1 day home/office. The assigned office may be Blake Street or MDC, though most work is performed at generating plants. The role operates within a highly collaborative environment supporting internal plant customers, project managers, operations personnel, and contractors.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and review quality management plansPerform field inspections, monitor contractor work, and ensure installation compliance to plans and specificationsSupport commissioning and startup activitiesIdentify defects and non-conformancesPerform walkdowns, audits, and field reportingReview project plans, schedules, and quality documentationUpdate and support project-specific quality plansConduct site inspections, installation walkdowns, and contractor oversightAttend 7:00 AM plant POD meetings when onsiteCoordinate shop visits, testing activities, and issue resolutionTrack quality findings and support corrective actionsRamp-Up ExpectationsWeek 1: Onboarding, access setup, plant visits, and project familiarizationMonth 1: Learn policies, procedures, job aids, and training materialsMonth 3: Assigned projects, quality plan reviews, and field activitiesMonth 6: Independent ownership of quality plan approvals, contractor support, and field reportingRequired SkillsQA/QC experience including inspections, testing procedures, and defect identificationMicrosoft Office proficiencyValid driver license and reliable transportationStrong organization, prioritization, communication, and self-directed work habitsPreferred SkillsCertified Quality Engineer (CQE)Quality inspection backgroundWelding Inspector (CWI)Lean Six Sigma or other Lean certificationsQuality Auditor certificationsBluebeam, Procore experienceUtility, heavy industrial, manufacturing, civil, or telecom experienceEducation RequirementsEngineering degree required (Mechanical or Electrical preferred; Civil/Structural acceptable) or Construction Management degreeRequired Experience3–7 years of industrial, utility, oil & gas, power generation, or similar experienceWork Environment / Physical RequirementsSemi-hybrid; primarily field-based — typically 3–4 days onsite at plant locations and 1 day home/officeFrequent travel to Colorado generating plantsApproximately 5–10% out-of-state travelPPE provided; steel-toe boots required with reimbursement available (up to approximately $75 one-time)Important NotesInterview Process: Resume review approximately one week after posting; virtual interview format; small panel interview (2–3 participants); typically one interview round, with a second round only for closely matched finalistsBenefitsMedical, Vision, and Dental Insurance Plans401k Retirement FundAbout the ClientThis major U.S. utilities and renewable energy organization serves more than 3.7 million electric customers and 2.1 million natural gas customers across eight states — Minnesota, Colorado, Wisconsin, Michigan, North Dakota, South Dakota, New Mexico, and Texas — making it one of the nation's leading energy providers. The company is actively investing in the clean energy transition, expanding renewable generation and grid modernization across its broad service territory. Teams here span electrical and civil engineers, grid operations specialists, environmental scientists, IT and cybersecurity professionals, and finance and regulatory analysts who collaborate to deliver reliable, affordable energy to homes and businesses across the Midwest and Southwest United States. For professionals seeking stable, long-term careers at the intersection of traditional utility operations and the modern clean energy buildout, this organization offers meaningful work and the stability of operating essential infrastructure for millions of customers.About GTTGTT is a minority-owned staffing firm and a subsidiary of Chenega Corporation, a Native American-owned company in Alaska. We highly value diverse and inclusive workplaces and support Fortune 500 organizations across banking, financial services, technology, life sciences, biotech, utilities, and retail sectors throughout the U.S. and Canada.Job Number: 26-10010 Industry: Manufacturing & Operations