You will be trusted to:

- Operate raw, pre-treatment, potable, demineralization, circulating, cooling, condensate, feedwater, boiler and flue gas desulfurization water production processes.
- Monitor and operate wastewater treatment and control facilities.
- Monitor and control boiler water chemistry.
- Operate laboratory monitoring and testing equipment (e.g., ion chromatograph, spectrophotometer, pH meter, hydrazine analyzer, sodium analyzer, silica analyzer, etc.) in performing monitoring and analysis activities.
- Document changes made to systems or equipment through appropriate communications and record keeping practices. Document work into logs, files, system prints and other records and through communications, both oral and written, with other team members and supervisors.

You qualify with:

- Five or more years of experience in chemistry related to the operation of gas or coal-fired power plants or other similar environment, such as water/wastewater treatment, environmental analysis, lab chemistry, condensate polishing and flue-gas desulfurization or other relevant experience.
- A degree(s) in chemistry, biology, environmental technology, engineering technology or relevant field may be substituted per LCRA guidelines for certain years of experience.

You are a great fit with:

- Bachelor’s degree in chemistry or chemical engineering
- Class C Wastewater Systems Certification from Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
- Experience with power plant water chemistry and water treatment systems  

You gain:

- Competitive salary & medical, dental, vision and legal insurance

- Paid time off, including time for vacation, sick and family care leave

- 401(k) match up to 8% that includes a student loan 401(k) contribution program option

- Life and disability insurance

- Wellness program including wellness incentive

- Extensive learning & development programs

And more - all to create a compelling and rewarding work environment.