7 entry level electrical engineer jobs at 5 companies in North Pole, AK
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Electrical Designer - Alaska
Anchorage or Fairbanks or Wasilla
OnsiteFull Time
StantecToronto Stock Exchange / New York Stock Exchange: STN: Global design, engineering, and environmental consulting firm.
Bachelor's in electrical engineering or related, ability to obtain EIT, knowledge of electrical power and lighting design, familiarity with codes, Revit/AutoCAD proficiency, and effective communication skills.
Microsoft Office Suite, Revit, AutoCAD, AGI 32, SKM/ETAP
Golden Valley Electric Association: Provides electric power and utility services to Interior Alaska.
0+ YOEBachelor's in Electrical Engineering required; entry-level (less than 3 years) experience. Knowledge or exposure to SCADA/EMS, PLCs, RTUs, Linux/Unix; strong analytical, troubleshooting, and communication skills.
Golden Valley Electric Association: Provides electric power and utility services to Interior Alaska.
BSEE in Electrical Engineering (power emphasis), FE exam completion or ability within 2 years, valid Alaska driver's license, familiarity with AutoCAD/Autodesk and Microsoft Office, strong analytical and communication skills.
The Papé Group: Provides capital equipment sales, rentals, and maintenance services.
2+ YOE2+ years experience on Class 7/8 trucks or diesel tech degree; skills in engine repair, electrical troubleshooting, HVAC, chassis repair; Cummins and MX software preferred; must provide own tools.
Gordon Truck Centers: Operates a network of commercial truck dealerships and services.
2+ YOE2+ years heavy-duty/mechanic experience preferred; diesel diagnostics, engine/transmission/brake/A/C knowledge; able to lift up to 75 lbs; strong mechanical aptitude; pass drug screen, background and MVR checks; maintain tools and safety standards.
Service Technician/ Diesel Mechanic (PBF) (AK, Fairbanks)
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Peterbilt of Alaska: Sells and services heavy-duty trucks and commercial buses.
1+ YOE1-3 years working on large trucks or heavy equipment (or formal mechanical training), valid driver's license and clean driving record, ability to lift 30+ lbs and stand for long periods, troubleshoot engine/vehicle systems, operate repair tools, perform DOT inspections.