Mechanical Engineer – Power Generation & Field Projects

Alaska Power & Telephone; Haines (AK); Remote; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

401(k)

Travel reimbursement

Stock ownership options

Logowear

Job summary

Alaska Power & Telephone seeks a Mechanical Engineer with 5+ years of utility or industrial experience. The role may be based in Alaska or remote in the Pacific Northwest, with travel to field sites up to 25%.

The engineer will design rotating equipment, support hydroelectric/diesel plant maintenance, and ensure safety and regulatory standards are met. The position offers a comprehensive benefits package and opportunities to lead diverse engineering projects within a small, employee-owned

Qualifications

• 2- or 4-year engineering or technical degree in a relevant area of study.
• Five or more years of field and design experience with plant typical of small utility or industrial installations.
• Basic knowledge of diesel engine technologies and construction practices.
• Ability to self-motivate, manage time, plan projects, and communicate with team.

Responsibilities

• Develop engineering designs for rotating equipment from concept through construction.
• Support hydroelectric and diesel plant maintenance programs.
• Provide operational support across plant facilities, including after-hours troubleshooting.
• Investigate and resolve design problems; prepare reports and specifications.
• Coordinate with mechanics, operators and electricians on installations and repairs.
• Draft SOPs and safety procedures; ensure NESC compliance.
• Contribute to yearly budgeting, planning and project tracking.

Skills

Engineering degree

5+ years experience

Self-motivated

Project planning

Communication

Education

Engineering or technical degree

Tools

AutoCAD

Microsoft Office

Job description

Alaska Power & Telephone seeks a Mechanical Engineer with 5+ years of utility or industrial experience. The role may be based in Alaska or remote in the Pacific Northwest, with travel to field sites up to 25%.

The engineer will design rotating equipment, support hydroelectric/diesel plant maintenance, and ensure safety and regulatory standards are met. The position offers a comprehensive benefits package and opportunities to lead diverse engineering projects within a small, employee-owned