Job specializations:
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Engineering
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Energy/Power Generation
Job Description & How to Apply Below
This Power Generation Engineer position partners with the Canadian sales organization across oil and gas, utilities, mining, manufacturing, and data centers. You will assess technical requirements, recommend equipment configurations, prepare proposal inputs, and present solutions to engineering, operations, maintenance, procurement, and HSE stakeholders. The work also includes hands-on troubleshooting and project support.
Key Responsibilities:
Assess customer requirements and define practical technical solutions
Develop scopes, execution plans, assumptions, exclusions, and bill-of-material inputs
Present solutions to customer technical and operational stakeholders
Support proposals, quotations, technical materials, and market readiness
Coordinate project schedules, reporting, issue tracking, and closeout
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent technical discipline
Five or more years supporting power generation equipment, systems, or projects
Experience translating customer requirements into engineering solutions
Knowledge of generators, electrical equipment, controls, or related systems
Ability to travel across Canada and meet site-access requirements
Combine customer communication, solution development, and power generation engineering to support Jereh's Canadian business growth.
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