Power Plant Emissions & Performance Analyst

What You'll Do7

• Produce heat rate efficiency analyses that reflect standard plant performance engineering practice.
• Build EPA continuous emissions monitoring reports and supporting documentation for compliance reviews.
• Compile GHG emissions inventories and annual reporting packages.
• Use AVEVA PI to pull plant operating data and assess performance trends.
• Apply ArcGIS to spatial datasets tied to emissions monitoring or environmental reporting.
• Deliver expert outputs that become training data for energy industry AI models.
• Choose your own working hours and complete tasks with no minimum commitment.

Requirements6

• Two or more years of professional experience in thermal power plant performance or emissions compliance.
• Background as a Plant Performance Engineer, Thermal Performance or Heat Rate Engineer, Air Quality or Emissions Compliance Specialist, or GHG or Sustainability Reporting Analyst.
• Hands-on use of AVEVA PI and ArcGIS.
• Experience with heat rate efficiency analysis, EPA continuous emissions monitoring reporting, and GHG emissions inventory plus annual reporting.
• Bachelor's degree or higher.
• Strong writing, attention to detail, and ability to work in a remote async environment.

Who Should Apply

The role fits a thermal performance engineer, emissions compliance specialist, or GHG reporting analyst with at least two years of plant-side experience and a bachelor's degree. You should already know how to run heat rate studies, prepare EPA continuous emissions monitoring reports, and assemble GHG inventories without hand-holding. A strong applicant can point to specific AVEVA PI and ArcGIS work in a power generation setting. Candidates who only have classroom exposure to emissions rules, or who list tool names without project examples, tend to score low. If you need a fixed schedule and close team direction, this project will not suit you.

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