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Lead Process Engineer

Brindleyengineering·Worldwide·Lisle, IL·senior
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Job Description: Detail-oriented, reliable, creative team player to lead in process design for new and existing facilities. Analyze, calculate, and design new or revamped process equipment in refinery, chemical, and other industrial applications. Job Duties/Responsibilities: •Lead field and technical evaluations of existing process units •Provide technical direction for refinery and chemical process units and licensed technologies •Direct and perform calculations, develop PFDs and P&IDs, provide design documentation for downstream engineering disciplines, develop equipment specifications, compile scope of work packages for construction •Lead Client and Contractor interface, attend meetings, and provide written reports •Provide technical support for field execution, including outage/turnaround projects •Assist in constructability planning, proposal, and estimate development Minimum Qualifications: •Education: Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering •Experience:Min Yr = 10+ •Licensure: P.E. Preferred •Technical Skills: Knowledge of P&ID development, heat and material balances, hydraulic and equipment sizing calculations, relief device sizing, API standards, and ASME codes required Strong technical knowledge of refinery and chemical plant unit operations and/or licensed technologies •Management: Experience mentoring and leading teams required •Other Skills: Strong organizational, written and verbal communication skills Professional Development Opportunities: •Advance technical knowledge of refinery and chemical process unit operations and licensed technologies • Advanced knowledge of applicable codes and standards, involvement in AIChE or similar local/national chapters and code committees (API, ASME etc) •Growth in leading technical teams as subject matter expert or lead engineer •Advance skills in multi-discipline technical and managerial environment Individual field assignments typically each have their own unique requirements. Prior to deployment on any field a