Generation Plant Engineer I / II

Arizona Public ServicePalo Verde

Credentials that matter

Skills and tools

  • Nuclear Power Generation
  • Codes AND Standards
  • Safety Standards

Required qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in engineering discipline (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Chemical, Environmental, Nuclear, Electronics, Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science/Metallurgy, or Structural) from ABET-accredited, IEA-recognized, or ABET MRA-recognized institution
  • For Engineer II position: two (2) years of engineering-related work experience

About this role

Arizona Public Service (APS) is hiring Generation Plant Engineers I/II for a structured rotational development program across nuclear and fossil generation facilities. You will rotate through Plant Engineering, Fleet Support Engineering, Renewable Generation Engineering, and Generation Capital Projects, with conversion to a permanent engineering role upon successful completion. This role supports design, modification, and implementation of critical systems in active power generation plants.

Responsibilities

  • Assist in technical analysis, data preparation, trend analyses, and technology assessments for plant systems and equipment
  • Prepare engineering plans, designs, specifications, cost estimates, and documentation (drawings, sketches, purchase orders)
  • Ensure engineering analyses and designs meet technical soundness, cost-effectiveness, and compliance with applicable codes, standards, and regulations
  • Interface with internal customers and departments to align project objectives with scope, budget, and schedule
  • Provide technical and field support; identify system deficiencies and develop corrective action plans
  • Perform periodic testing and analysis of system data to minimize equipment failures and optimize performance
  • Contribute to business case preparation and operational plans for project implementation
  • Present design results, studies, and technical findings to management, colleagues, and stakeholders

Preferred qualifications

  • Experience in nuclear, fossil, or other power generation plant environments
  • Knowledge of applicable codes, standards, and safety standards relevant to power generation
  • Problem analysis and resolution techniques
  • Ability to apply engineering fundamentals to real-world operational challenges
  • Willingness to work shifts and in dynamic plant environments

Location, schedule, and travel

Multiple locations within APS service territory; hiring across Mechanical, Electrical, Controls/Instrumentation, Civil, Environmental, and Chemical engineering disciplines. Potential shift work and field work required; multidisciplinary team collaboration essential.

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