Mechanical Engineer

Job Description

Design and support rotating equipment and plant systems, including generators, motors, auxiliary systems, and hydroelectric and diesel facilities. Lead or contribute to maintenance, troubleshooting, installation, testing, upgrades, safety procedures, compliance reviews, 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 in small utility or industrial installations. Candidates should understand diesel technologies and power generation, be able to work safely around electrical and mechanical equipment, use AutoCAD and Microsoft Office, and travel as needed; an Alaska PE license and deeper hydroelectric experience are desired.

Key Skills: Mechanical Engineering, Rotating Equipment Design, Power Generation, Diesel Engine Technologies, Hydroelectric Systems, Equipment Installation And Maintenance, Troubleshooting, Project Planning, Project Management, AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Electrical And Mechanical Safety, NESC Compliance, Technical Reporting, Specifications And RFPs, Pelton And Turgo Turbine Systems

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