Job description

JOIN THE PEOPLE POWERING KODIAK Kodiak understands that our most valuable resource is our employees, and in order to provide industry-leading service and runtime, you must attract and retain premier talent. To accomplish this, Kodiak focuses on providing internal professional development and training, as well as the best benefits package in the industry. Position Summary The Electrical Engineer for Kodiak Power Solutions (KPS) supports the design, installation, performance, and optimization of Power Plant systems. This role works closely with Engineering, Commercial, and cross-functional teams to ensure electrical and control system designs meet Kodiak standards, customer requirements, and industry specifications. The Electrical Engineer is expected to independently manage standard engineering tasks while contributing to continuous improvement initiatives and supporting field operations. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Design power plant systems to meet performance metrics, customer requirements, Kodiak standards, and applicable industry specifications. Review field evaluations, measure plant performance, and analyze results to identify issues, trends, and opportunities for improvement. Troubleshoot and resolve inefficiencies, malfunctions, or performance concerns involving generation units, electrical systems, and station equipment. Review and develop drawings to confirm power plant designs align with Kodiak design requirements and industry standards. Collaborate with Sales, Operations, and Construction teams to incorporate customer requirements and special provisions into plant and package designs. Support electrical and control system design, including component selection, system layouts, and integration. Contribute to project execution through design reviews, schedule coordination, and timely completion of technical deliverables. Analyze data and develop recommendations to improve system performance, reliability, and efficiency. Ensure compliance with applicable engineering standards, codes, safety regulations, and internal requirements. Complete all required Kodiak safety training and follow established safety policies, procedures, and requirements. Promote a safe work environment by using safe work practices and supporting the well-being of fellow Kodiak employees. Education, Experience and Training B.S. or M.S. in Electrical Engineering or related engineering discipline ABET accredited course 2–5 years of engineering experience, with industry-related experience preferred (Power Systems, Control Systems, similar sectors) Experience designing or supporting electrical and control systems in an industrial environment Experience collecting, organizing, and analyzing data; summarizing findings and developing conclusions Strong understanding of electrical engineering principles, control systems, and equipment performance Proven problem-solving skills with the ability to troubleshoot and resolve technical issues Effective communicator with the ability to collaborate across teams Strong analytical approach to understanding and solving problems Proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel Familiarity with engineering tools, systems, and design software P&ID Training BOM Training ETap Training Physical Demands Extended or non-traditional working hours may be required. Must be able to stand or walk on uneven terrain, climb personnel stairs and ladders, stoop, squat, and/or crawl depending on the assigned task. Requires frequent typing and use of computers and other office equipment, such as copiers, printers, calendars, and telephones. #powergenerationstechnicians #operationssupport Kodiak Gas Services is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer: All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status.

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Essential Duties & Responsibilities Design power plant systems to meet performance metrics, customer requirements, Kodiak standards, and applicable industry specifications.
Review field evaluations, measure plant performance, and analyze results to identify issues, trends, and opportunities for improvement.
Troubleshoot and resolve inefficiencies, malfunctions, or performance concerns involving generation units, electrical systems, and station equipment.
Review and develop drawings to confirm power plant designs align with Kodiak design requirements and industry standards.
Collaborate with Sales, Operations, and Construction teams to incorporate customer requirements and special provisions into plant and package designs.
Support electrical and control system design, including component selection, system layouts, and integration.
Contribute to project execution through design reviews, schedule coordination, and timely completion of technical deliverables.
Analyze data and develop recommendations to improve system performance, reliability, and efficiency.
Ensure compliance with applicable engineering standards, codes, safety regulations, and internal requirements.
Complete all required Kodiak safety training and follow established safety policies, procedures, and requirements.
Promote a safe work environment by using safe work practices and supporting the well-being of fellow Kodiak employees.
Education, Experience and Training B.S. or M.S. in Electrical Engineering or related engineering discipline
ABET accredited course
Experience designing or supporting electrical and control systems in an industrial environment
Experience collecting, organizing, and analyzing data; summarizing findings and developing conclusions
Strong understanding of electrical engineering principles, control systems, and equipment performance
Proven problem-solving skills with the ability to troubleshoot and resolve technical issues
Effective communicator with the ability to collaborate across teams
Strong analytical approach to understanding and solving problems
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel
Familiarity with engineering tools, systems, and design software
P&ID Training
BOM Training

Nice-to-haves

2–5 years of engineering experience, with industry-related experience preferred (Power Systems, Control Systems, similar sectors)

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Platform: workday
Effort: long

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Professional Development