This position in Generator Service Engineering is established for business continuity, directly addressing an increased workload from a growing fleet of large utility generators and a projected increase in service outages. To meet these operational demands, this role will focus on three key areas: direct technical support for the operating fleet, including troubleshooting and forced outage recovery; engineering design and analysis for developing repair methods and component evaluations; and strategic maintenance planning to ensure fleet reliability and performance. Given the focus on operational support and engineering solutions, the ideal candidate will possess a degree in Mechanical Engineering combined with significant experience in the power generation industry, specifically with turbogenerators. They must demonstrate strong analytical, problem-solving, and project management skills.
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50% Technical Operations Support & Troubleshooting
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Provide direct engineering support for the operating fleet of large utility generators and synchronous condensers during service outages.
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Lead root cause investigations for technical issues and field failures to prevent recurrence.
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Disposition field findings and formulate technically sound repair recommendations for generator components.
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Act as a primary technical contact for field service teams and customers during forced outage recovery efforts.
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40% Engineering Design & Analysis
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Develop and design engineered repair methods and modifications for existing generator components and systems.
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Conduct engineering studies and component evaluations to support fleet maintenance strategies and reliability improvements.
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Create and release comprehensive product definition documents, including bills of materials, technical drawings, and process specifications.
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10% Maintenance Strategy & Process Management
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Develop and refine strategic maintenance schedules, work scopes, and recommendations for the generator fleet.
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Manage multiple engineering projects and deadlines, ensuring timely delivery of solutions and documentation.
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Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related technical field.
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Minimum of 5 years of professional experience in the power generation industry.
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Demonstrated experience in the design, analysis, or maintenance of turbogenerators and/or synchronous condensers is highly preferred.
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Technical Engineering
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Mechanical Engineering
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Engineering Design Process
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Troubleshooting (Problem Solving)
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3D Modeling
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Design Failure Mode And Effects Analysis
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Analytical & Process Skills
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Analytical Skills
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Investigation
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Product Lifecycle Management
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Workflow Management
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Quality Assurance
