Facilities Engineer
orion talentGranville (NY)
About the role
Facility Project Engineer The primary purpose of the Facility Project Engineer is to develop and execute capital, improvement, maintenance, and carbon mitigation projects across the Dresden site — spanning the 106 MW natural gas-fired steam (Rankine-cycle) power plant and the co-located data center operation. Reporting to the Plant Manager, the Facility Project Engineer leads projects from concept through scoping, engineering, budgeting, procurement, execution, and commissioning, coordinating internal teams and outside contractors to deliver work safely, on schedule, and within budget. The role applies engineering, reliability, and cost-benefit analysis to identify, justify, and prioritize the projects — including emissions and carbon-reduction initiatives — that deliver the greatest value to the site.
REQUIRED EXPERIENCE:
BS in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or a related technical field, with 3–7 years of projector plant engineering experience, or equivalent applicable experience. Demonstrated experience developing and executing capital or maintenance projects, preferably at a power generation, data center, or heavy-industrial facility. Experience with project scoping, cost estimating, scheduling, and contractor management. Familiarity with carbon mitigation, emissions controls, or energy-efficiency projects is a plus. Working knowledge of thermal performance / heat rate analysis, performance monitoring software (e.g., ETAPRO), reliability methods, or data center infrastructure is a plus. Proven problem-solving abilities. Strong written and verbal communication skills.
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