Electrical Engineer II / Engineer III | System and Program Support

Arizona Public Service Co.; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Arizona Public Service Company in Phoenix seeks an Electrical Engineer II/III to support the reliability, health, and lifecycle management of electrical systems across the generation fleet. The role combines hands-on problem solving, asset management programs, and engineering evaluations to maintain safe, reliable plant operations.

You will work with plant personnel and project teams to troubleshoot equipment, analyze performance trends, and develop practical solutions that extend equipment life

Qualifications

• Experience with electrical systems in power generation is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Support asset condition assessment programs for electrical systems and critical generation equipment to evaluate health and identify degradation trends.
• Develop and support condition monitoring, inspection, testing, preventive maintenance, and asset management strategies that improve reliability and lifecycle performance.
• Provide engineering support for evaluation, troubleshooting, and resolution of electrical system issues, equipment failures, and plant reliability challenges.
• Analyze equipment health data, diagnostic results, inspection findings, failure history, and performance trends to identify reliability concerns and propose corrective actions or replacements.
• Collaborate with plant personnel to troubleshoot electrical equipment, evaluate solutions, and implement corrective actions.
• Review engineering service provider design packages and provide technical input.

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Electrical Engineer II / Engineer III | System and Program Support

Arizona Public Service generates reliable, affordable and clean energy for 2.7 million Arizonans. As the state’s largest and longest-serving energy provider, our more than 6,000 dedicated employees power our vision of creating a sustainable energy future for Arizona.

Summary

The Engineer II / Engineer III | System and Program Support role supports the reliability, health, and lifecycle management of electrical systems and equipment throughout the generation fleet. This position supports a broad range of power generation electrical assets, including generators, transformers, switchgear, protective relaying, breakers, motors, batteries and DC systems, and other critical plant electrical equipment and systems.This role combines hands-on technical problem solving, equipment condition monitoring, preventive maintenance and asset management programs, engineering evaluations, and project support. You will work closely with plant personnel, engineers, and project teams to troubleshoot equipment issues, evaluate system performance, and develop practical engineering solutions that support safe and reliable plant operations.The position offers broad exposure to generation facilities, electrical systems, capital projects, and operational challenges and is a strong opportunity for an engineer looking to expand their technical capabilities, develop deeper power generation experience, and contribute to the reliability of the generation fleet.

You are responsible for:

• Support asset condition assessment programs for electrical systems and critical generation equipment to evaluate equipment health, identify degradation trends, and support risk-informed maintenance and investment decisions.
• Develop and support condition monitoring, inspection, testing, preventive maintenance, and asset management strategies that improve equipment reliability, availability, and lifecycle performance.
• Provide engineering support for the evaluation, troubleshooting, and resolution of electrical system issues, equipment failures, and emergent plant reliability challenges.
• Analyze equipment health data, diagnostic test results, inspection findings, failure history, and performance trends to identify reliability concerns and develop corrective actions, refurbishment strategies, or equipment replacement recommendations.
• Work directly with plant personnel to troubleshoot electrical equipment and system problems, evaluate potential solutions, and support implementation of corrective actions.
• Review engineering service provider design packages and provide technical input