Power Generation Engineering & Leadership Roles

• Lead Projects: Provide overarching engineering management, guidance, and task delegation to project staff.
• Ensure Adherence: Plan and execute engineering activities to meet strict safety, quality, schedule, and budget metrics (PI/SPI).
• Solve Problems: Proactively identify project roadblocks, analyze alternatives, and deliver optimized mitigation strategies., * Technical Authority: Serve as the discipline lead for I&C scope across EPC projects; review/approve calculations, loop diagrams, and P&IDs.
• System Design: Develop control system architectures, instrument specifications, cause-and-effect matrices, and SCADA/DCS documentation.

If you are a licensed Professional Engineer (PE) looking for a high-growth, technically challenging leadership role, we want to hear from you., * Education: Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical, Civil/Structural, or related discipline) from an accredited university.

• Licensure: Active Professional Engineering (PE) License in the U.S. (with the ability to obtain licensure in other states by comity).

• Leadership: Demonstrated experience leading, mentoring, and supervising engineering and design personnel.

• Industry Experience: Solid background supporting power generation facilities (Nuclear, Combined Cycle, Fossil, Coal, or Heavy Industrial).

• Collaborative Mindset: Strong interpersonal and communication skills to interface directly with clients, utilities, and vendors., * Mechanical: Experience with hydraulic modeling tools like AFT Fathom and AFT Arrow; Autodesk Plant3D, HVAC, or Fire Protection experience is a plus.

• Electrical: Expertise using OTI-ETAP software and familiarity with IEEE/EPRI standards.

• Structural: Proficiency with STAAD Pro, MathCad, ANSYS, or SAP2000; seismic analysis experience is highly desired.

• ️ Citizenship & Security Clearance Notice:

Due to the security requirements of working on-site at regulated nuclear facilities and accessing critical infrastructure information, applicants for certain positions (including the Structural and Project Engineering roles) must be U.S. Citizens capable of obtaining standard utility security clearances. #BCDC_Consulting

4.24.2 out of 5 stars Charlotte, NC $120,000 - $200,000 a year - Full-time, $150,000 - $200,000 (Flexible)

Overall engineering project management, resource coordination, and multidisciplinary leadership.

Supervising Discipline Engineer - I&C

$150,000 - $200,000 (Flexible)

Instrumentation & Controls design, control systems (DCS, PLC, SCADA), and EPC project leadership.

Supervising Discipline Engineer - Structural

$160,000 - $180,000

Structural modifications, seismic analysis, and structural calculations for power facilities.

Supervising Discipline Engineer - Mechanical

$120,000 - $180,000 (Flexible)

Mechanical system calculations, equipment arrangements, and fluid/gas systems design (using Fathom/Arrow).

Supervising Discipline Engineer - Electrical

$120,000 - $180,000

Electrical studies (short circuit, voltage drop, arc flash using ETAP), substation, and power distribution design.

Are you ready to lead high-impact engineering projects that power our communities? We are a premier engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) consulting firm dedicated to designing and building resilient power infrastructure.