Electrical Asset Management Engineer - Hybrid, 35-Hour Week

Delta Electricity; Newcastle; Hybrid; AUD 155,000 - 175,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Hybrid work

14% superannuation

Parental leave

Training & development

Job summary

Delta Electricity is seeking an experienced Electrical/Mechatronics engineer to join the Assets and Engineering team at Vales Point Power Station on the Central Coast NSW. You will lead asset strategies, oversee projects and contracts, and provide technical guidance across plant areas.

This role offers a 35-hour week with flexible/hybrid work, a competitive salary of 155k–175k plus 14% superannuation, and opportunities for career development, training, and study leave.

Qualifications

• Analytical problem solver capable of applying first principles engineering and sharing knowledge to achieve team goals.
• Experience in managing contracts with commercial outcomes.
• Proven ability to mentor others and develop talent.
• Excellent communication across levels and departments.

Responsibilities

• Plan and manage asset strategy and maintenance programs.
• Provide technical guidance to peers and other departments.
• Oversee projects and external contracts, ensuring quality, budget, and timelines.
• Lead electrical design improvements balancing reliability with process safety.
• Manage spare parts and inventory to control costs and ensure availability.
• Ensure asset management activities comply with safety, environmental, and legal requirements.

Skills

Analytical problem solver

Contract management

Team mentoring

Communication skills

Education

Electrical or Mechatronics Engineering degree

Job description

Delta Electricity is seeking an experienced Electrical/Mechatronics engineer to join the Assets and Engineering team at Vales Point Power Station on the Central Coast NSW. You will lead asset strategies, oversee projects and contracts, and provide technical guidance across plant areas.

This role offers a 35-hour week with flexible/hybrid work, a competitive salary of 155k–175k plus 14% superannuation, and opportunities for career development, training, and study leave.