Mechanical Engineer Process Design

Overview In this role you will design and optimize process equipment and piping for hygienic, code-compliant installations in food, beverage, and chemical environments. You’ll create 3D models, develop PFDs and P&IDs with cross-functional teams, and lead commissioning efforts to ensure reliable performance. Your work directly supports safe, manufacturable systems and continuous improvement across projects. This is a hands-on engineering position that blends design, procurement, and startup activities to drive quality and efficiency. Compensation / Benefits5% 401k matchPTOFloating HolidaysPaid HolidaysQuarterly and Annual Bonus OpportunitiesHealth, Vision, Dental ResponsibilitiesCreate 3D models and fabrication drawings in SolidWorks for process equipment, skids, and piping systemsDevelop and update PFDs and P&IDs with process and instrumentation teamsPerform piping design including routing, isometrics, support, and stress considerations; material selection and line sizingSelect and specify process equipment and prepare procurement packages and vendor evaluationsLead and support commissioning, FAT/SAT, start-up; troubleshoot mechanical issues for hygienic, clean installationsPrepare technical documentation, test procedures, inspection plans and as-built drawings; ensure compliance with codes and hygiene standardsCoordinate with multidisciplinary teams and vendors to meet milestones and quality targetsDrive continuous improvement for manufacturability and hygienic cleaning Key requirementsBachelor in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline3+ years in mechanical/process engineering in Food & Beverage or Chemical sectorsProficiency in SolidWorks for 3D modelling and detailed drawingsExperience in piping design, line sizing, supports, isometricsAbility to develop and interpret PFDs and P&IDsEquipment selection, specification writing and vendor evaluationHands-on commissioning experience (FAT/SAT) and mechanical troubleshootingFamiliarity with ASME, API, ISO and hygienic design standardsstrong communicationattention to detailcross-disciplinary coordinationSolidWorksPFDs and P&IDspiping design and isometrics