Alaska Transmission Engineer & Projects Lead

Akenergyauthority; Alaska; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Alaska Energy Authority seeks a Transmission Engineer to oversee engineering studies, field investigations, and design for Authority assets and grant projects under the direction of the Federal Projects Director. You will manage contracts, review technical proposals, and collaborate with utilities, Alaska Native groups, and government agencies to maximize energy, local input, resources, and jobs.

Responsibilities include providing technical expertise, supervising consultants, and developing cost

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in civil, electrical, or mechanical engineering or related field.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in engineering and project management.
• PE license in the State of Alaska is preferred.
• PMP certification or CSI certifications such as CDT or CCCA are preferred.

Responsibilities

• Oversee engineering studies, field investigations, and engineering design for Alaska Energy Authority assets and grant projects.
• Review and analyze technical proposals, contracts, operations and management agreements, memoranda of understanding and similar documents.
• Manage legal contracts for project development and collaborate with utilities, communities and government agencies.
• Develop high-level project cost estimates, budgets, schedules, cash flow projections, and report systems.
• Supervise project consultants in design, construction, operation, and management of facilities financed by the Authority.
• Provide advice on relocations, land acquisition, permitting, variances, start-up and commissioning, warranties and operational issues.

Education

Bachelor's degree in civil, electrical, or mechanical engineering or related field

Job description

Alaska Energy Authority seeks a Transmission Engineer to oversee engineering studies, field investigations, and design for Authority assets and grant projects under the direction of the Federal Projects Director. You will manage contracts, review technical proposals, and collaborate with utilities, Alaska Native groups, and government agencies to maximize energy, local input, resources, and jobs.

Responsibilities include providing technical expertise, supervising consultants, and developing cost