Principal Power Generation Mechanical Engineer

Lead mechanical engineering for major power-generation equipment at Fluor, applying turbine and auxiliary-system expertise across complex project phases. Work supports studies, FEED, EPC, and EPCM projects.
As a Principal Mechanical Engineer, you will serve as a subject matter expert for gas turbines, steam turbines, generators, HRSGs, boilers, and associated systems. You will guide equipment selection, technical evaluations, supplier engagement, and execution through commissioning and performance testing. The position requires substantial experience with turbine-generator equipment or HRSGs and boilers on complex energy or industrial projects.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead technical evaluations and equipment selection for power-generation systems
Develop optimized configurations for combined-cycle and cogeneration facilities
Review specifications, datasheets, calculations, proposals, and vendor deliverables
Coordinate equipment interfaces with multidisciplinary engineering teams
Support commissioning, startup, troubleshooting, and performance validation
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
Minimum 15 years of relevant engineering experience
Specialist capability in turbines, generators, HRSGs, or boilers
Knowledge of equipment auxiliaries, layouts, interfaces, codes, and standards
Effective client-facing communication and technical leadership skills
Bring principal-level mechanical engineering, supplier coordination, and power-generation equipment expertise to Fluor project delivery.