Electrical Engineer-Controls
Location: Montana. Compensation: $85,000–$120,000+ DOE with a 12% Short-Term Incentive (STI). Experience level: Entry-Level through Senior.
About the role
Are you an Electrical Engineer with a controls background looking for an opportunity where you can build your career, work on meaningful engineering projects, and be part of a major power generation operation? This could be a great opportunity for you. Our client is a major North American power generation company with an established engineering team supporting the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of its power plant. They are looking for an Electrical Engineer with controls experience or education and are open to candidates ranging from entry-level engineers to experienced senior professionals.
Benefits
- $85K–$120K base salary, depending on experience; plus generous relocation assistance
- 12% Short-Term Incentive (STI)
- Exceptional 401(k) benefits
- Comprehensive health, dental, vision & prescription coverage
- Life and disability insurance
- Generous PTO and sick time
- Strong opportunity for professional development and career growth
- Hands-on exposure to complex power-generation systems and projects
Responsibilities
- Assist with electrical and controls engineering projects
- Support smaller projects and defined portions of larger projects
- Investigate technical issues and develop cost-effective solutions
- Assist with engineering studies, testing, and troubleshooting
- Develop design recommendations and improved procedures
- Gain hands-on experience in a challenging, structured power-generation environment
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in engineering from an ABET-accredited college or university
- Electrical Engineering background preferred
- Controls experience, education, or exposure
Preferred Qualifications
- Internship or co-op experience in the energy industry
- Engineer in Training (EIT) certification
- Experience with electrical, controls, instrumentation, or power-generation systems
Why This Opportunity
This isn't simply an engineering desk job. You'll have the opportunity to work hands-on alongside experienced engineering and plant professionals, contribute to real projects, troubleshoot complex systems, and continue building your career in the power generation industry.