E&C Engineer

Responsible for the design, modeling, development and testing of a machine, structure or system. Develops functional requirements. Understands and applies standard engineering principles. Creates simulations and prototypes to evaluate preliminary designs and test how a machine, structure or system operates. Designs and tests components, and integrates components to produce final product. Monitors quality of products and controls the efficiency of processes.

Evaluates a design's overall effectiveness, cost, reliability, and safety. Investigates root causes of failures to maintain quality and recommend improvements.

Position Overview
Xcel Energy is seeking an E&C Engineer level I to support two single-cycle combustion turbine projects in
the SPS territory. This is a field-based engineering role focused on supporting construction execution,
EPC RFI coordination, open engineering items, and commissioning/start-up activities.
Scope of Work &

Key Responsibilities

• Act as a field engineer supporting EPC RFI submittal and response processes

• Support open engineering items during construction

• Assist with commissioning and start-up activities

• Provide technical oversight of EPC field activities

• Coordinate with project managers, engineers, construction managers, and external vendors

Typical Day
The resource will be onsite supporting day-to-day construction and engineering activities, reviewing
drawings, supporting RFIs, coordinating with the EPC and turbine manufacturer, and assisting with
technical issue resolution.
Team & Stakeholders
This role will be working closely with Xcel project managers, assistant project managers, internal
engineering team members, construction managers, EPC contractor Kiewit, and turbine manufacturer
Siemens.
Work Environment & Safety
This is a full-time, onsite field role requiring PPE including high-visibility vests and steel-toe boots. A one
- time reimbursement up to $75 for steel-toe boots is approved and should be submitted via VNDLY.
Ramp-Up Expectations
Week 1:
Become familiar with the project, team, drawings, schedule, and RFI processes.
Month 1:
Actively support RFIs, engineering reviews, and field coordination with EPC and vendors.
Work Hours & Overtime
Standard daytime work hours are expected. As construction activities ramp up, overtime and potential
Saturday work may be required.
Project Duration & Extension Potential

The initial assignment is expected to be 12 months. The overall project duration is estimated at
approximately three years, with a high likelihood of extension.
Required Skills & Experience

• Experience supporting EPC construction projects

• Familiarity with RFI submittal and document control processes

• Experience with Siemens combustion turbines (preferred)

• Mechanical and electrical engineering exposure (mechanical preferred)

• Experience working onsite in construction or field environments

• Valid driver's license
Tools & Systems

• SharePoint and similar document management platforms

• EPC document transmittal systems (e.g., InEight / Team Binder – preferred, not required)

• Microsoft Office and Microsoft Teams
Preferred Candidate Background
Candidates with experience at major EPC firms or utilities such as Burns & McDonnell, Black & Veatch,
Sargent & Lundy, Kiewit, Siemens, or other large IOU utilities are preferred. Professional Engineer (PE)
licensure is preferred but not required.
Soft Skills

• Strong communication skills

• Problem-solving mindset

• Willingness to take initiative

• Ability to collaborate across engineering, construction, and vendor teams