Mechanical Engineer

Job Description

Design and support rotating equipment and plant systems, including generators, motors, auxiliary systems, and hydroelectric and diesel facilities. Troubleshoot operational and design issues, oversee equipment installation and testing, prepare technical and safety documentation, and contribute to budgeting and project planning.

Requirements: Requires a relevant two- or four-year engineering or technical degree and at least five years of field and design experience with small utility or industrial installations. Candidates need basic diesel technology knowledge, strong project and communication skills, familiarity with AutoCAD and Microsoft Office, and the ability to work safely around equipment and travel; Alaska PE registration and hydroelectric expertise are preferred.

Key Skills: Mechanical Engineering, Rotating Equipment Design, Power Generation, Hydroelectric Systems, Diesel Engine Technologies, Plant Maintenance, Equipment Installation And Testing, Startup And Commissioning, Troubleshooting, AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Project Planning, Safety Procedures, NESC Compliance, Technical Reporting, Electrical And Mechanical Hazard Identification

Benefits: Medical Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, 401(k), Annual Medical Travel Reimbursement, Medevac Insurance Reimbursement, Employee Stock Ownership Options, Company Logowear, Employee Appreciation And Recognition