Energy Green Card Sponsorship Jobs in Montana
Green Card sponsorship in Montana's energy sector spans oil and gas operations in the Williston Basin, coal and power generation in Billings and Great Falls, and a growing renewable energy presence statewide. Employers like NorthWestern Energy, Talen Energy, and oilfield service companies have sponsored permanent residency for engineers, geologists, and operations professionals.
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INTRODUCTION
Puget Sound Energy is looking to grow our community with top talented individuals like you! With our rapidly growing, award winning energy efficiency programs, our pathway to an exciting and innovative future is now.
PSE's Generation & Natural Gas Storage team is looking for qualified candidates to fill an open Renewable Energy Field Specialist position!
Specific details regarding the work arrangements for this position will be discussed in further detail during the interview process.
Job Description
The Field Specialist position will be based at one of our renewable energy sites located outside of Columbus, Montana in Stillwater County. The Field Specialist works directly under the Plant Manager and works closely with the Program Manager.
This position provides support to the Program Manager in overseeing and managing the renewable energy's daily operations. Responsibilities include active fieldwork, work planning, scheduling, procedures & practices to ensure the reliable operation and maintenance of all site assets—including solar modules, tilt tubes, inverters, wind turbines, roads, padmount transformers, fencing, transmission and underground collector system, communication systems, radio tower, meteorological system, SCADA system and substation. Provide assistance to the Generation Group with development and execution of strategies to promote compliance with established or anticipated regulatory requirements and/or industry best practices for operations, training and procedural documentation initiatives. Interfaces with appropriate internal departments, contractors and regulatory agencies to facilitate operations and maintenance compliance strategies and practices. Please note this role includes climbing wind turbines > 300 feet in severe hot and cold weather conditions.
Upholds the safety compliance standards inherent in PSE, OSHA, and Montana State Labor & Industry requirements and operating and/or field procedures related to work responsibilities. Leads, promotes and supports a culture of total safety.
Demonstrates commitment to conduct business honestly, ethically and consistent with our core values and Code of Conduct. Ensures duties are performed in accordance with all regulatory compliance obligations.
This job is considered “safety sensitive” and is subject to pre-employment drug screening that includes screening for the presence of marijuana and marijuana metabolites.
Job Responsibilities
- Under general direction of the Plant Manager, provides oversight, direction and support to team members, service providers, contractors and vendors.
- Coordinates and communicates daily with operations personnel.
- Facilitates communication between Plant Manager, service providers and internal customers, including technical support at the direction of the Plant Manager.
- Reviews and provides support and coordination on project-related documentation, technical memorandum, design plans, specifications, and other project related materials; and manages specific project related tasks as directed by the Plant Manager.
- Fields customer concerns and works with appropriate parties for resolution.
- Performs solar module inspections.
- Applies basic project management concepts and practices.
- Tracks project milestones and deliverables and reports on project and program progress as directed.
- Performs generation facility, equipment & system inspections.
- Performs wind turbine inspections. Climbs wind turbines > 300 feet in severe hot and cold weather conditions.
- Fields landowner concerns and works with appropriate parties for resolution.
- Facilitates and provides technical assistance to service providers and internal and external customers.
- Supports emergency response work, outage response as requested.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- Associate’s degree in engineering, business, science or related technical discipline, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- At least two years of relevant work experience.
- Demonstrated strong written and verbal communications skills and ability to work as part of a team.
- Basic knowledge of cost estimating and scheduling concepts.
- Proficient with basic computer programs: MS Word, Excel, Outlook or equivalent E-Mail.
- Knowledge of electro-mechanical equipment and systems, tooling, techniques and procedures involved in maintenance and repair of operating equipment.
- Demonstrated ability to make decisions independently, influence others and resolve issues.
- Customer-oriented, a positive, team-oriented attitude, flexibility, an understanding of the business issues driving the need for the project, and solid work ethics are expected.
- Must maintain a valid driver’s license.
- Must get qualified and maintain working at heights qualification.
DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction management, project management or related discipline.
- Experience managing projects and programs.
- Project management training.
- Understanding of underground and overhead electrical – communication equipment systems.
- Strong communication and presentation skills and techniques to bring about agreement between different points of view. Ability to write clear, concise and direct narrative and reports.
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and conceptual skills for single or multiple technical areas.
- Understanding and experienced with electro-mechanical equipment and systems.
- Strong analytical, problem-solving and conceptual skills for single and multiple technical areas.
- Advanced Project Management Training and Project Management or Construction Management Certification from an accredited institution (PMI or College). Ambition to expand knowledge and experience and seek increasing levels of responsibility.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
At PSE, we value our employees and provide them with opportunities to excel. We offer a competitive and comprehensive total rewards package. To learn more about why PSE is a great place to work, see our Employee Value Proposition, which highlights our commitment to employee growth, work-life balance, and meaningful career opportunities in the energy sector.
The pay range for this position is $80,200.00 - $115,800.00, and this position is eligible for annual goals based incentive bonuses.
PSE offers a suite of benefits to our employees. Employees are eligible for medical, dental, vision, basic life, and short- and long-term disability insurance. There are additional voluntary options of supplemental life insurance, accidental death and dismemberment insurance, flexible spending accounts for health care and dependent daycare, and an Employee assistance program (EAP). For long term savings, PSE offers a 401(k) investment option and a cash balance retirement plan. Employees will also receive Paid Time Off (PTO) and Paid Holidays throughout the calendar year. Detailed benefit overviews can be found on our Career page - Why Work For Us (pse.com).
Families and businesses depend on PSE to provide the energy they need to pursue their dreams. Our steadfast commitment to serving Washington communities with safe, dependable and efficient energy started in 1873. Today we're building the Northwest's energy future through efforts like our award winning energy efficiency programs and our leadership in renewable energy.
Puget Sound Energy is committed to providing equal employment opportunity to all qualified applicants. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, veteran status or presence of a disability that with or without reasonable accommodation does not prevent performance of the essential functions of the job, or any other category prohibited by local, state or federal law.
Should you have a disability that requires assistance and/or reasonable accommodation with the job application process, please contact the Human Resources Staffing department at jobs@pse.com or 425-462-3017.
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Which energy companies in Montana have sponsored Green Cards?
NorthWestern Energy, Montana's primary regulated utility, has sponsored permanent residency for engineering and operations roles. Oil and gas operators active in the Williston Basin extension into northeastern Montana, along with power generation companies near Billings and Colstrip, have filed PERM labor certifications for specialized technical positions. Oilfield services firms and renewable energy developers entering the state have also sponsored Green Cards for engineers and project managers.
Which cities in Montana have the most energy Green Card sponsorship jobs?
Billings concentrates the most energy employer activity, hosting refinery operations, pipeline companies, and NorthWestern Energy facilities. Sidney and Glendive in eastern Montana anchor oil and gas work tied to the Williston Basin. Great Falls and Missoula have utility and renewable energy employers. Helena, as the state capital, hosts regulatory and corporate energy functions that occasionally require sponsored technical staff.
How do I find energy Green Card sponsorship jobs in Montana?
Migrate Mate filters energy jobs in Montana specifically by Green Card sponsorship history, letting you identify which employers have actually filed PERM labor certifications or immigrant visa petitions for energy roles. Searching broadly across job boards won't surface verified sponsorship data. Migrate Mate's search is built around DOL and USCIS filing records, so you're targeting employers with a documented track record of sponsoring permanent residency in the energy sector.
What energy roles in Montana typically qualify for Green Card sponsorship?
Roles requiring specialized degrees and experience are most commonly sponsored. These include petroleum engineers, electrical engineers, power systems engineers, geologists, environmental engineers, and pipeline integrity specialists. Operations and safety roles tied to regulated utilities or refinery compliance also appear in PERM filings. Positions where employers can demonstrate no qualified U.S. workers are available tend to move through the PERM labor certification process more straightforwardly.
Are there state-specific considerations for Green Card sponsorship in Montana's energy industry?
Montana's energy workforce is relatively small and geographically dispersed, which affects how employers approach prevailing wage determinations. The OFLC Wage Search covers Montana wage data, but some remote or rural work locations may complicate standard wage calculations. Montana has no state income tax, which can affect total compensation structuring. Employers in the Colstrip area have faced workforce transition pressures from coal plant closures, shifting sponsorship activity toward utility modernization and renewable projects.
What is the prevailing wage for Green Card energy jobs in Montana?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.