PROCESS ENGINEER

DescriptionPosition Summary: The focus of the Process Engineer is to be responsible for the engineering, design, and commissioning of air pollution control and/or water and wastewater treatment systems. This is accomplished through process and applications engineering, system design, and collaboration with sales, estimating, customers, mechanical designers, shop fabricators, and related team members.Responsibilities Applications engineering and system design of air pollution control and/or water and wastewater treatment equipment Selection of pumps, fans, and other process equipment through evaluation and technical review of materials of construction, flow/pressure, and other process requirements Mechanical design and process engineering, including piping design and calculations, P&IDs, equipment sizing, and component selection Prepares engineering drawings and schematics (PID/PFD, etc.) Assists with preparing engineering submittals for customers Prepares purchasing requisitions for system components Assist with editing Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manuals Assist sales engineers to evaluate new opportunities from technical feasibility standpoint Assists with preparing detailed cost estimates which include allocations for engineering, manufacturing, project management, materials, for other specific project costs Review customer approval drawings, shop fabrication drawings, installation drawings, O&M manuals, bills of equipment, and subcontractor scopes of work Resolves discrepancies by proactively collecting and analyzing missing or required information Maintains technical knowledge by attending educational workshops and reviewing technical publications Additional duties as identified by team membersRequirementsSkills and Experience: Engineering and mechanical system design, preferably in industrial capital equipment Familiar with the design of tanks in metal and plastic, pumps and piping systems, fans and ductwork, structural steel, instrumentation, and controls Experience with AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and other software applications essential Knowledge of air handling systems and/or water treatment technologiesIndustrial processes which generate water and air pollutionWater pollutants and properties (metals, suspended solids, dissolved solids, oils, etc.)Pumps, maintenance, curves, and hydraulic principles/lawsAir pollutants and properties (acid gases, alcohols, oils, VOCs, PM, mist, etc.)Fan curves and laws – pressure, velocity, horsepower, and airflow Ability to read engineered drawings, prints, and specs Experience visiting industrial facilities a plus:Refineries (Oil & Gas)Chemical/PetrochemicalAutomotive/Aerospace/MachiningFood & BeverageMiningMunicipal/GovernmentEnergyPharmaceuticalSteel and MetalsAnd many others Excellent communication skills, written and verbal Work experience in a manufacturing or engineering work environment Computer proficiency: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc.Education And/or Beneficial Skills And Experience Bachelor’s degree in engineering (mechanical or chemical preferred) or related field preferred 3-5 years of experience as a mechanical engineer, chemical engineer, estimator, or project engineer at a minimum