Jobs at Stanley Consultants

Leads architectural design for complex projects, developing concepts, criteria, working drawings, and complete construction documents. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, manages project information, monitors technical accuracy, schedules, and budgets, supports proposals, and may supervise architects and project members. Requires independent judgment, strong communication, construction knowledge, and the ability to manage multiple projects.

Designs and analyzes instrumentation and control systems for water/wastewater, power, industrial, microgrid, and CHP facilities. Responsibilities include working with DCS and PLCs, P&IDs, I/O lists, instrument data sheets, cable schedules, logic diagrams, specifications, cost estimates, and construction support. Coordinates with clients, designers, technicians, and multidisciplinary teams during design, installation, and commissioning while maintaining project documentation and quality standards.

Lead and scale an enterprise program management practice: develop strategy, tools, governance, and staffing; drive business development; provide executive oversight of major capital programs; improve delivery performance and mentor program teams across markets.

The Senior Electrical Engineer will design power systems, manage projects, ensure compliance with codes, perform calculations, and coordinate technical efforts within the team.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer will lead mechanical design efforts in power generation, mentor junior staff, and ensure technical specifications and calculations are adhered to, while coordinating with project teams.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer will lead power generation engineering projects, mentor junior staff, perform design tasks, and ensure adherence to engineering standards.

The Project Manager will oversee large power generation projects, ensuring scope, schedule, budget, and quality to optimize client service and financial performance.

Lead and coordinate technical design for large power generation projects. Manage day-to-day design team activities, ensure cross-discipline coordination, implement quality control, monitor discipline progress, and support the Project Manager with technical communications and client change management.

The Principal Electrical Engineer will design power generation systems, conduct site visits, manage budgets, and ensure technical project delivery while collaborating with clients and vendors.

Lead business development and delivery of U.S. power generation projects (combustion turbine, combined cycle, reciprocating engines). Drive EPC and FEED engagements, grow client relationships, manage capture and proposals, mentor energy team, track pipeline, and participate in strategy and contract negotiations. Travel as required.

Design, analyze, and lead instrumentation and control systems for water/wastewater, power, and industrial facilities. Develop specifications, drawings, I/O lists, and logic diagrams for PLCs and DCS, support procurement, bid evaluation, construction, installation, and commissioning, and coordinate with clients and multi-disciplinary teams while maintaining project documentation and QA/QC standards.