Full-Time
Rotating Equipment Engineer
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Vistra
1,001-5,000 employees
Integrated retail electricity and power generation
No salary listed
Senior
Monaca, PA, USA
- Bachelors of Science Engineering degree or related Science degree from a college or university with an accredited engineering program.
- 8+ years experience with rotating equipment desired.
- Technical understanding of nuclear plant processes/programs not well understood by others.
- Provide proactive engineering for the nuclear power plant rotating equipment to improve overall plant reliability.
- Ensure that rotating equipment performance is monitored and analyzed and that issues are proactively identified and resolved.
- Support Plant Operations and Maintenance on any rotating equipment questions or concerns.
- Develop long‐range improvement plans for key plant assets requiring attention such as obsolete equipment, vulnerabilities from OE, upgrades that would result in operational or financial benefits, and determining and reporting Maintenance Rule availability.
- Provide innovative engineering solutions for difficult problems.
- Assess and resolve potential conditions adverse to quality.
- Technical understanding of nuclear plant processes/programs not well understood by others.
Vistra provides electricity and power generation services to customers, businesses, and communities across the United States. The company operates a diverse range of power generation facilities, including natural gas, nuclear, coal, solar, and battery energy storage, ensuring a reliable and efficient energy supply. Vistra's retail business focuses on customer needs, offering energy solutions that prioritize affordability and sustainability. Unlike many competitors, Vistra emphasizes a comprehensive approach to energy transformation, integrating various energy sources while maintaining a commitment to reliability. The company's goal is to lead the energy sector in providing dependable and sustainable energy solutions.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Irving, Texas
Founded
2009
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Acquisition of Energy Harbor's nuclear plants provides long-term energy stability for Vistra.
- First National Trust Co.'s investment indicates confidence in Vistra's growth prospects.
- Vistra's expanded energy portfolio aligns with trends towards flexible, reliable energy sources.
What critics are saying
- Lawsuit over Moss Landing battery facility fire poses financial and reputational risks.
- Natural gas asset acquisition exposes Vistra to fluctuating gas prices, affecting profitability.
- Delay in data center deal amid AI boom may lead to missed opportunities.
What makes Vistra unique
- Vistra's acquisition of 2.6GW gas plants enhances its energy portfolio diversity.
- Integration with Airwallex boosts Vistra's financial transaction capabilities for international operations.
- Merger with Tricor Group expands Vistra's geographical and service coverage significantly.
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