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F&C Engineers in Denver, CO seeks an Electrical Engineer – Power Generation to design and analyze electrical power systems for oil and gas projects. This on-site role collaborates with multi-disciplinary teams to deliver compliant, cost-effective solutions.
You will develop electrical drawings, perform system studies, support equipment selection and layout, and assist during procurement, construction and commissioning, while traveling to project sites as needed.
F&C Engineers provides end-to-end engineering services from concept through startup for the oil and gas upstream, midstream, and turbomachinery industries. With more than 30 years of global industry experience, the company delivers integrated solutions through a team of multi-disciplinary professionals. F&C Engineers uses proprietary, state-of-the-art technology to design and implement innovative, cost-effective approaches to complex projects. Operating in a boutique style, the firm offers EPC and tailored services, including project management, engineering, procurement, construction surveillance, and construction. The company is focused on delivering high-quality results, reliable schedules, and strong value for client investments.
The Electrical Engineer – Power Generation is a full-time, on-site role based in Denver, CO (or Houston/Dallas/Midland, TX). This role is responsible for designing and analyzing electrical power generation and distribution systems for oil and gas and turbomachinery projects, ensuring compliance with industry standards and client specifications. Day-to-day tasks include developing electrical drawings and calculations, performing system studies, preparing technical documentation, and supporting equipment selection and layout. The engineer collaborates closely with mechanical, process, and project engineering teams, participates in design reviews, and provides support during procurement, construction, and commissioning phases. The role also includes troubleshooting electrical issues in the field, coordinating with contractors and vendors, and contributing to continuous improvement of engineering tools and practices.