Lead Process Engineer

• Develop Design Basis criteria from piecemeal client information;
• Recommend, develop and evaluate alternative processing concepts;
• Perform process simulations and develop process flow diagrams with associated heat and material
• balance tables;
• Develop P&IDs or mechanical flow sheets;
• Coordinate with other disciplines to ensure an integrated design that meets project requirements;
• Design of process (production separation, sour production sweetening, oil and gas dehydration, produced water treatment, export metering) and/or utility (fuel gas, chemical injection, instrument air, diesel, heat medium, cooling, drainage, power generation) systems;
• Gather data, including production data, product specs and site condition data;
• Perform sizing calculations for process equipment, piping, in-line instruments, valves, PSVs, and pipelines using company developed tools and/or process simulation software;
• Perform and/or review process engineering studies (i.e. de-bottlenecking, vent/relief, hydraulic analysis, API 14C compliance) and develop associated reports and spreadsheets;
• Develop written engineering reports and recommendations;
• Prepare equipment specifications and data sheets;
• Prepare specifications and data sheets for instruments and specialty items;
• Process Hazards Analysis participation and Risk Identification;
• Review and approve vendor quotations, drawings, and related submittals.
• Projects that the Process Engineer could be involved in include:
• Oil & gas production, gas processing, gas treating, and related processes and utility systems
• Domestic and International projects
• Onshore and offshore projects
• PreFEED conceptual design and selection studies, Front End Engineering Design (FEED) and Detailed Engineering (DE)

• BS degree or higher in Chemical or related Engineering degree with demonstrated process expertise required;
• For candidates with engineering degrees attained outside the U.S., the candidate must have attained an E.I.T. designation from a U.S. based state licensing board;
• Requires ten (10) or more years’ experience in engineering design and/or project management of offshore oil and gas facilities;
• Proficiency with process simulation using HYSYS or UNISIM required;
• Requires knowledge of codes and standards associated with oil and gas production facilities and equipment installations (e.g. API, ANSI, ASME, NFPA);
• Experience with developing sizing calculations, drawings, and data sheets associated with oil and gas production facilities including equipment & instrumentation;
• Requires experience performing and documenting engineering studies associated with oil and gas production facilities;
• Experience in gas plant design and/or Oil & Gas production systems preferred;
• Availability and the ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously;
• Must be eligible to work in the US without sponsorship.

Preferred Qualifications

• P.E. License registration preferred