Senior Mechanical Engineer, Power & Hydro/Diesel Field Ops

Alaska Power & Telephone; Shoreline Drive (AK); Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

401(k)

Travel reimbursement

Medevac insurance reimbursement

Employee stock ownership

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Job summary

Alaska Power & Telephone is seeking a Mechanical Engineer with 5+ years of utility or industrial experience to design and support rotating equipment across our hydro and diesel facilities. The role includes field work, up to 25% travel, and collaboration with maintenance teams to implement reliable power solutions.

The position offers full-time employment with a comprehensive benefits package and opportunities to contribute to diverse generation projects in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.

Qualifications

• Engineering or technical degree in a relevant field.
• Five+ years field and design experience with small utility/industrial installations.
• Knowledge of diesel engine technologies and construction practices.
• Ability to self-motivate, manage time, plan projects, communicate with team members.
• Must pass pre-employment drug test and background check.

Responsibilities

• Develop engineering designs from concept through construction for rotating equipment.
• Support hydroelectric and diesel plant maintenance programs.
• Provide operational support across diesel, hydro, and other facilities; occasional after-hours work.
• Investigate design problems; develop corrective actions; prepare reports, standards, and RFPs.
• Install, test, start up, upgrade, and repair equipment; collaborate with mechanics and electricians.
• Prepare SOPs and safety procedures; review facilities for NESC compliance.
• Assist with yearly budgeting, planning, and project tracking.

Skills

Project planning

Communication

Time management

Self-motivation

Education

Five+ years field/design experience

Tools

AutoCAD

Microsoft Office

Job description

Alaska Power & Telephone is seeking a Mechanical Engineer with 5+ years of utility or industrial experience to design and support rotating equipment across our hydro and diesel facilities. The role includes field work, up to 25% travel, and collaboration with maintenance teams to implement reliable power solutions.

The position offers full-time employment with a comprehensive benefits package and opportunities to contribute to diverse generation projects in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.