Lead Process Design Engineer

Education, Certifications & Experience Requirements

• Education: Bachelor or Master of Science in Chemical, Mechanical, Biochemical, or Petroleum Engineering from an accredited university.
• Certification: Professional Engineering (PE) registration is highly preferred or may be required.
• Experience: Minimum 7 years of relevant industrial experience in chemical, petroleum, or power process design engineering, preferably in an EPC environment.

The Process Engineer III is responsible for executing and supporting the design and development of process systems for power generation and distribution projects. This includes gas turbines, renewables, battery energy storage systems (BESS), substations, and transmission infrastructure. The role involves developing construction packages for projects such as 100MW power generation islands supporting data center operations. Process engineers don't do any 3D design, but they should be able to use Navisworks, the 3D viewing software the client is using, to share the model.
 

Key Responsibilities

• Develop project designs for optimal efficiency, with an emphasis on construction, operability, and maintenance.
• Produce estimate-level designs and material take-offs to support cost estimation efforts.
• Prepare Material Take-Offs (MTOs) and support cost estimation efforts.
• Promote a strong safety culture and integrate safety into all aspects of process design.
• Check calculations, reports, and studies to ensure accuracy, as well as conformance with codes, specifications, design criteria and good engineering practices.
• Lead or support the development of construction packages for power generation systems.
• Perform detailed process calculations, simulations, and equipment sizing.
• Create and review equipment specifications, and datasheets.
• Review fabrication drawings and other vendor submittals to ensure conformance to engineered drawings and specifications.

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