Senior Electrical Engineer

New York, NY (Tri-State area with access to NYC) Compensation: $165k-$180k + bonus Travel: Up to 40%, particularly during outage seasons Company Information Alpha Generation manages and operates power generation facilities that are well positioned to provide reliable, secure, safe, and sustainable power to meet increasing demand for electricity. Our diverse portfolio of assets is owned by ArcLight Capital Partners, a leading middle‑market, value‑added infrastructure investment firm that owns assets across the power, renewables, strategic gas, battery storage, and transformative infrastructure sectors. ArcLight has invested over $28 billion in equity capital across 125 transactions totaling approximately $80 billion in enterprise value. ArcLight has assembled a best‑in‑class leadership team at AlphaGen to manage over 14,000 megawatts of power infrastructure across four RTO markets (PJM, NYISO, ISONE, and CAISO). This highly experienced senior management team has a proven track record of strategic, operational, and commercial success and is focused on value creation while managing risk. AlphaGen oversees one of the largest domestic, independent power portfolios, with nearly $2 billion in annual revenue. Position Overview Reporting to the Fleet Overall Program Lead, the Senior Electrical Engineer will be responsible for providing fleet‑wide engineering support for electrical systems, with primary emphasis on transformer reliability, circuit breaker performance, and generator program management. The role supports plant operations, maintenance, and outage planning by resolving electrical reliability issues and implementing engineering solutions that enhance plant safety, efficiency, and operational readiness. This professional leads and sustains fleet electrical reliability programs, and drives continuous improvement across all fleet sites. The Senior Electrical Engineer collaborates closely with fleet engineering, plant operations, maintenance teams, and third‑party vendors to ensure consistent application of engineering standards, reliability programs, and industry best practices. Role and Key Responsibilities Lead and maintain fleet Transformer, Breaker, and Generator Programs, including inspection planning, condition monitoring, performance trending, and corrective action management. Serve as fleet subject matter expert for electrical systems, including transformers, breakers, generators, switchgear, protective relays, and related equipment. Investigate electrical equipment failures and degradation mechanisms, such as transformer faults, breaker malfunctions, insulation breakdown, and generator performance issues. Direct the fleet Infrared Thermal Imaging Program to identify electrical deterioration and emerging failure risks across critical assets including Breakers, bushings, GSU and electrical connections, electrical panels, etc. Analyze operational and test data to identify performance trends and recommend actions that improve reliability and equipment availability. Lead electrical‑discipline root cause analyses and develop corrective actions to prevent recurrence of equipment failures. Provide engineering support during planned and forced outages, including scope development, repair evaluation, and review of inspection and test results. Review OEM and vendor documentation, test reports, and technical submittals to support informed reliability and lifecycle decisions. Coordinate with plant teams, third‑party testing firms, OEMs, and contractors to execute inspections, testing, and repairs. Travel up to 40% across fleet locations to support evaluations, inspections, and outage activities, with reporting flexibility based on business needs. Professional Requirements Minimum 7 years of relevant engineering experience in the power generation industry, with 10+ years preferred. Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering preferred; Mechanical, Industrial, or related Engineering disciplines may be considered with directly relevant experience. Professional Engineer (PE) license is preferred but not required. Demonstrated experience supporting transformers, breakers, generators, switchgear, relay systems, electrical testing programs, and outage execution in utility, power generation, or comparable industrial environments. Self‑starter and motivated individual who takes initiative and demonstrates full ownership of activities required to fulfill the role. Ability to work collaboratively with plant personnel, engineering, and operations leadership to find practical solutions to problems encountered. Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills with the ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities across fleet sites. AlphaGen is an equal opportunity employer. Disclaimer: The Company reserves the right to modify the salary, other compensation, and benefits information at any time. #J-18808-Ljbffr Alpha Generation