Project Engineer 5

Project Engineer 5

The Project Engineer will manage the design, technical specifications, equipment sourcing, and site construction of power generation facilities. Ensure projects are completed in compliance with technical and safety standards, on schedule, and within budget. Serve as a key liaison between engineering, contractors, and clients. In addition to providing engineering and project management support for assigned projects, perform power plant evaluation technical support and performance improvement engagements for both internal NAES and external customers.

Primary duties include engineering design and coordination, project management and scheduling, procurement support, interface management, construction and commissioning support, and safety and compliance.

The Project Engineer reports to the EP Sr. Director of Engineering. May also assign and oversee the work of other NAES personnel assigned to their project.

The initial compensation is $167,900 to $193,100.

Job qualifications include a Bachelors of Science degree in engineering or equivalent from an accredited college or university recognized by the United States Department of Education or equivalent, 10 years of experience in power plant engineering and design including simple-cycle gas turbines and combined cycle power plants gained in an EPC, OEM or AE environment, experience with project scheduling and budgeting, experience with coal and oil-fired thermal plants and large combustion engines, and Professional Engineering (PE) registration (preferred).

Preferred experience includes advanced skills in EPC - Engineering Procurement Construction, HRSG - Heat Recovery Steam Generator, procurement, project scheduling, startup and shutdown procedures, verbal and written communications, balance of plant, field engineering, engineering design, equipment specification, owners engineer, Mitsubishi turbines, Siemens turbines, GE turbines, simple cycle, and combined cycle.

Preferred behaviors include being detail oriented, a functional expert, innovative, a leader, and a team player.

Preferred education includes a Bachelors or better in Engineering or related field.

Preferred experience includes 10 years of experience in power plant engineering and design including simple-cycle gas turbines and combined cycle power plants gained in an EPC, OEM or AE environment. Experience with project scheduling and budgeting. Experience with coal and oil-fired thermal plants and large combustion engines.

Preferred licenses and certifications include Prof Engineer (PE) Lic.