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As a Senior Power Generation Project Engineering Manager, you will play a pivotal leadership role in delivering complex power generation projects across design services and EPC portfolios. This position offers the opportunity to lead high-performing, multi-disciplinary teams while driving technical excellence, project execution, and client satisfaction.
Lead and mentor cross-functional engineering and technical teams
Manage diverse, high-impact projects from concept through execution
Oversee design quality, budgets, schedules, and risk management
Engage directly with clients to support project delivery, proposals, and business development initiatives
Our Technology, Commercial & Industrial (TCI) team supports clients operating in fast-growing, technology-driven markets, including advanced manufacturing, generative AI infrastructure, gigafactories, bio/ag technology, data centers, and distributed energy systems.
You will join a team that operates at the forefront of innovation, values agility, and moves quickly with decisions and expectations.
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) Integration
Prepare and review complex engineering deliverables for large-scale or multiple concurrent projects
Conduct engineering research and develop equipment and material recommendations
Manage technical data and perform advanced engineering calculations
Develop and control project budgets, schedules, and quality standards across multiple disciplines
Establish and implement project work plans
Lead large production teams and coordinate multi-discipline activities while serving as Engineer of Record or Responsible Charge
Identify key client drivers and project success criteria
Address client concerns and collaborate with teams to develop effective solutions
Support proposal development, pursuits, and client presentations
Manage project changes directly with clients under the guidance of the Project Manager
Provide technical direction and leadership on complex power generation projects
Drive innovative, practical engineering solutions to meet project objectives
Ensure alignment with applicable codes, standards, and best practices
Review and approve work performed by junior and mid-level engineers
Support talent development, performance management, and mentoring
Responsible for hiring, discipline, and compensation administration of direct reports
Professional Engineer (P.E.) License strongly preferred
Experience managing EPC or design services for simple cycle and combined cycle gas turbine projects in the United States
Proven engineering management experience with a strong understanding of the full project lifecycle
Strong client-facing communication skills with a passion for relationship building
Advanced knowledge of engineering design principles, codes, and standards
Working knowledge of procurement processes and contract administration
Experience supporting proposals and developing engineering cost estimates
Bachelors degree in Engineering from an accredited institution
Minimum of 11 years of relevant professional experience
Ability to successfully complete all pre-employment onboarding requirements, including background checks, drug screening, and motor vehicle record reviews, in compliance with applicable laws
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