A Technical Project Manager manages technical aspects of a technical project plan for a company. Manages hardware and software installation and upgrades while maintaining internal and external sites. Identifies project requirements, develops and manages project budgets and schedules, leads project teams, and manages communications with project stakeholders, including company management and clients.
Engineer / Technical Project Manager [Junior to Mid-Level] - DeerStone Consulting EBO Consulting Inc. Anchorage, AK Job Details Full-time $105,000 - $165,000 a year 14 hours ago Qualifications Project reporting Project development phase management Renewable energy systems expertise (engineering specialty) Project engineering Content creation for technical audiences Outdoor work experience Technical documentation Engineering Power systems analysis Mechanical Engineering System design Mid-level Technical report writing Environmental Science Narrative writing for grant proposals Technical support Schedule management Engineer in Training Design engineering Photovoltaic systems Organizational skills Managing projects Systems analysis 1 year Commissioning phase involvement Community relationship building Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering Energy modeling Energy storage systems Full Job Description Engineer / Technical Project Manager — Junior to Mid-Level Job Series Engineer I-III or Project Manager I-III (DOE) Pay DOE |
Range:
$105,000 - $165,000 Type Estimated Full-Time (~ 1800 hours per year) Experience 1-5 years in engineering, energy systems, project management, or related technical field Education Engineering degree preferred; related technical field (energy systems, environmental science, applied science) acceptable Location Must be based in Alaska; Anchorage office presence preferred, Anchorage residents will be expected to come to the office 2-3 days/week when not traveling Travel Site visits to rural Alaska communities expected; frequency determined by project portfolio
ABOUT THE ROLE
DeerStone Consulting is growing its technical team and looking for someone ready to dig in. This is not a support role where you sit behind a senior engineer waiting to be handed tasks; you will own projects. Smaller ones at first, with senior oversight, but yours. You'll also contribute to larger, more complex efforts alongside our senior technical staff, which means you'll get exposure to the full project lifecycle fast: development, design, grant support, community engagement, construction coordination, and commissioning. DeerStone is a fast-moving consulting firm. Projects come in varied shapes, clients have urgent needs, and the work spans technical, relational, and logistical terrain that isn't always neatly defined. We need someone who is smart, adaptable, and genuinely interested in figuring things out; someone who sees a new challenge as an opportunity, not a problem.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Project Ownership:
Independently manage smaller-scale renewable energy projects (solar PV, BESS, microgrid) from scoping through construction coordination, with senior technical oversight.
Technical Support:
Support senior engineers and project managers on complex multi-community or large-scale energy projects; contribute to technical analysis, modeling, design, and documentation.
Technical Analysis:
Assist with energy system modeling, equipment evaluation, feasibility analysis, and technical report writing.
Grant & Proposal Contribution:
Contribute to grant applications and funding proposals with technical content, data, and narrative support.
Community Engagement:
Engage with Tribal and community clients in a respectful, culturally aware manner; participate in community meetings and stakeholder coordination.
Field Work:
Travel to project sites in rural Alaska for site assessments, installation support, and community visits.
Documentation & Reporting:
Maintain accurate project files, schedules, and documentation; contribute to client reporting.
Professional Growth:
Grow technically, professionally, and in your understanding of the communities we serve.
QUALIFICATIONS 1-5
years of experience in engineering, energy systems, project management, or a related technical field Engineering degree preferred (mechanical, electrical, civil, energy systems, or related); a related technical degree with strong demonstrated skills is acceptable Interest in or exposure to renewable energy systems: solar PV, battery storage, microgrids, or hybrid power Strong organizational skills with the ability to juggle tasks across multiple active projects without dropping things Clear, confident communicator, in writing and in person, with technical and non-technical audiences alike Willingness to travel to rural and remote communities in Alaska, including via small aircraft
WHAT WE'RE REALLY LOOKING FOR
We work in a fast-paced consulting environment where you get thrown into a lot of things and need to figure them out. The best people on our team are curious, resilient, and energized by variety. Formal experience matters less to us than the right attitude and the ability to learn quickly. Specifically, we're looking for someone who: Is genuinely interested in rural Alaska, energy access, and the communities we serve, not just the technical work Picks things up fast and doesn't wait to be told exactly what to do Brings a good attitude into difficult, ambiguous, or high-pressure situations Is honest about what they know and what they don't, and goes and finds out Wants to grow into a full project and client lead over time Hands-on experience is a big plus. Field work, installation, construction support, O&M, or anything that got you out of the office and into the work. Prior exposure to grant writing, technical reporting, rural communities, or Alaska Native culture is preferred. EIT or PE candidacy is welcomed but not required.
