Alva Energy
Senior Project Engineer, Steam Turbine Plant
Cambridge, MA · Senior
Sponsorship not specified$30k-$60kDetected 166 days ago
Project ManagementSupply ChainProcurementCommunication
About the role
- • Lead technical coordination between Alva, EPC, and site owner; define scopes, interfaces,
- and deliverables and run design and progress reviews.
Responsibilities
- Plan and manage engineering maturity from FEL-1 through FEL-3 (or 30-60-90%), defining
- Coordinate multi-discipline design (mechanical, piping, electrical/I&C, civil/structural,
Requirements
- projects (e.g., steam turbine or combined-cycle plants) with significant EPC or Owner's
- Engineer interaction.
- site evaluation, and support for EPC / major equipment contracting.
- facilities, including major equipment and balance-of-plant systems.
- construction engineering, procurement, field execution, and QA/QC.
- experience with
- discipline.
Nice to have
- Work with commercial and finance teams to turn technical options into techno-economic
- 6-10+ years leading engineering and/or construction on large power or process-industry
- Experience in both project development and execution, including concept development,
- Strong technical understanding of steam turbine power plants or closely related thermal
- Hands-on experience with stage-gated engineering (FEL-1/2/3 or 30-60-90%) and with
- Familiarity with relevant codes and standards (e.g., ASME, IEEE, ACI)
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, Civil, or related engineering
- Strong communication and stakeholder-management skills
Skills
- Oversee technical performance of the EPC; review key engineering deliverables and
- Work with supply chain to plan procurement of major equipment and materials; ensure
- Help translate engineering into construction-ready work packages and execution plans;
Compensation
- $30k-$60k
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