Kizer Energy

Purpose of the Position The Technical Writer – Front-End Capital Projects is responsible for developing, coordinating, and delivering high-quality technical documentation to support early-stage project development. This role combines strong technical writing capabilities with practical experience in front-end engineering phases to ensure accurate, consistent, and effective communication of project scope, design basis, and execution strategies. Key Responsibilities and Duties - UPDATE or develop, edit, and maintain technical documentation, including: - Project Execution Plans (PEPs) - Design Basis Memoranda (DBMs) - Operating and control philosophies - Engineering standards and specifications - Reports supporting feasibility and FEED phases - Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (process, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and project management) to gather and validate technical information. - Support front-end project activities, including: - Scope definition and clarification - Development of deliverables for decision gate reviews - Alignment of documentation with project objectives, cost estimates, and schedules - Ensure consistency, quality, and compliance with company and client documentation standards - Prepare information and participate in Assurance Reviews, workshops, and project meetings to capture key decisions and changes. Job Requirements - Experience in oil & gas - Proven experience in technical writing within industrial or energy-related projects. - Proven experience in technical writing within industrial or energy-related projects. - Strong understanding of engineering documentation such as PFDs and P&IDs, Control philosophies, equipment, and system descriptions. - Ability to interface effectively with engineering and project teams. - Strong organizational and communication skills. - Background in engineering or technical discipline (Instrumentation, Process, Mechanical, or similar). - Familiarity with project stage-gate processes and capital project workflows. - Experience working with document management systems. - Able to work in the Alaska time zone (AKT) for most of the day. Terms & Conditions - Position starts with 2 to 4 weeks in Anchorage, and then could be remote - Project Duration: TBD - Work Schedule: 40 hrs./week