Engineer

• Lead and manage dam repair and dam removal projects from planning through design, permitting, and construction support.
• Develop project scopes, fees, schedules, and budgets; oversee contracts and project delivery.
• Prepare and review engineering analyses, technical reports, plans, specifications, and cost estimates.
• Coordinate and support local, state, and federal permitting and grant applications.
• Apply hydrologic and hydraulic modeling to support design and regulatory submissions.
• Collaborate with clients, regulators, and internal multidisciplinary teams across New England.
• Support business development efforts, including funding strategy development and proposals.
• Mentor and provide technical oversight to junior and mid-level engineers.
• Play a key leadership role overseeing complex projects from planning through design and permitting.

Senior Water Resources, Senior Dam Engineer

• Apply standard engineering techniques and practices to perform sequences of related technical tasks
• Conduct routine analyses and testing, preparing summaries and reports for review by senior staff
• Participate in field activities, including site visits and construction inspections
• Maintain accurate documentation and data logs from job sites and client locations
• Analyze laboratory data and compose detailed reports that summarize findings
• Perform calculations, develop input for plans and specifications, and compile historical records
• Present technical information clearly in one-on-one and small group settings
• Refer complex or non-routine technical issues to more experienced staff for guidance and resolution
• Participate in studies, analyses, and data collection under senior supervision to build broader experience
• Work under the mentorship of experienced senior staff on water resources engineering projects

Water Resources Engineer

• Lead and execute the design of high-voltage LNDMOS devices
• Consider breakdown voltage, on-resistance, charge balance, and ruggedness in device design
• Use CAD and TCAD simulation tools to model electrical, thermal, and reliability characteristics
• Iterate designs to achieve optimal performance
• Collaborate with process engineers to define and refine LNDMOS fabrication process flows
• Evaluate and select materials, doping profiles, and process steps for device specifications, manufacturability, and yield
• Plan and conduct electrical, thermal, and reliability characterization of fabricated devices
• Characterize device isolation using junctions or deep trenches
• Analyze test data to validate models, extract device parameters, and identify improvements
• Research and implement new architectures, materials, and device structures, including trench, RESURF, and shielded-gate designs
• Stay current with academic and industry advances and propose solutions for future products
• Collaborate across device design, process engineering, test and characterization, packaging, and product engineering teams
• Produce technical documentation, including design specifications, simulation reports, process flows, and characterization results
• Present findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders
• Provide technical guidance to application engineers, field teams, and customers
• Support end-application integration, troubleshooting, and optimal device performance

Senior Semiconductor Technician, High Voltage Analog Device Engineer

• Perform electrical engineering duties across transmission and distribution protection analysis, substation planning, design, specifications, procurement, and commissioning
• Understand one-lines, three-lines, schematic diagrams, wiring and connection diagrams
• Manage projects, including fiscal control, reporting, and project closeout
• Use technical test equipment and oversee associated data and results
• Provide engineering oversight and technical assistance to field personnel
• Apply applicable electrical engineering standards and regulations
• Develop solutions based on system needs
• Collaborate with engineers and other departments
• Design communications systems, prepare material specifications, cost estimates, justifications, and procurement documents for capital projects
• Perform fiber optic network design, testing, troubleshooting, and documentation
• Maintain microwave, SONET, radio, Ethernet, cellular, and fiber optic communications systems
• Configure, install, maintain, and troubleshoot DIGI terminal servers, cellular routers, serial communications devices, and related equipment
• Configure, test, and support SEL RTACs, RTUs, and communications equipment for substation automation, distribution automation, and SCADA
• Coordinate with vendors on two-way radio system maintenance, upgrades, and improvements
• Develop and administer communications site, tower, and fiber lease agreements with the Legal department
• Perform radio propagation studies, path design, coverage analysis, and communications performance evaluations
• Install, commission, and maintain communication circuits over ICON and JMUX SONET, IP-based networks, and fiber optic transport systems
• Configure and support routers, switches, firewalls, terminal servers, and utility telecommunications infrastructure
• Support OT communications for substations, distribution automation, AMI infrastructure, and Bulk Electric System facilities
• Maintain communication system drawings, network diagrams, settings files, IP addressing plans, and technical documentation
• Provide technical support for SCADA communications, remote monitoring systems, protective relay communications, RTAC applications, and NERC-CIP communications infrastructure
• Work Monday through Friday, generally 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with extra hours and System Restoration duties as assigned

Engineer I

• Analyze and optimize day-to-day logistics operations
• Ensure processes, technology, and infrastructure support efficient and cost-effective distribution
• Develop business cases evaluating transportation routes, modes, rates, warehouse and transportation operations, and distribution requirements planning
• Build relationships with customers and logistics service providers
• Troubleshoot operational issues to ensure timely and cost-effective customer delivery
• Collaborate across organizational boundaries with sales personnel and customers to understand business needs
• Establish innovative programs serving customer and Sappi interests
• Work with procurement services to evaluate and purchase logistics services
• Collaborate with legal and financial staff to ensure compliance
• Ensure accuracy and quality of material flow through distribution channels and physical inventory
• Ensure standard practices are employed
• Ensure compliance with import and export customs requirements and regulations
• Assess current logistics and transportation processes using project management and problem-solving skills
• Determine improvements, evaluate costs, and coordinate institutionalized change
• Investigate and implement new technologies and information systems
• Analyze logistics networks to optimize delivery times and delivery costs
• Analyze vendor proposals, pricing structures, and performance criteria; make recommendations and assist with buying logistics services
• Develop and maintain standard operating procedures and performance standards

Engineer jobs in Maine

Senior Water Resources, Senior Dam Engineer

Water Resources Engineer

Senior Semiconductor Technician, High Voltage Analog Device Engineer

Engineer I

Logistic Engineer I, II, III