Process Engineer IV
About the role
- Plan, direct, and execute discipline work on large, complex projects, including management of the discipline budget and scope.
- Partner with Project Managers on proposal development, man-hour planning, and scheduling for process scope.
- Lead client interactions and coordinate with internal stakeholders and external partners to align technical solutions with project and client goals.
- Provide technical oversight and quality control, including review and verification of calculations, drawings, and specifications.
- Identify and resolve non-compliant or challenging existing conditions during site walks and field surveys.
- Develop construction drawing packages and specifications for advanced and complex projects with minimal oversight.
- Lead and support construction activities, including RFIs, submittal reviews, punch list development, construction progress reporting, commissioning, and startup support.
- Mentor and provide technical guidance to junior and mid-level process engineers and designers.
- Develop and deliver internal process discipline training and knowledge-sharing presentations.
- Lead advanced system design programming, master planning efforts, and process strategy development.
- Direct and coordinate discipline staff in the execution of complex process design and engineering efforts.
- Advanced Technical Leadership Activities
- The Process Engineer IV may lead or provide oversight for complex and high-impact activities, including: Site selection and feasibility evaluations
- Master planning and facility layout development
- Capacity planning and expansion strategies
- Management of complex or novel vendor packages
- Participation in or facilitation of risk assessments (e.g., HAZOPs, HCCPs, etc.)3D model review and multi-discipline coordination
- Site walkdowns, field reports, and construction observations
- Commissioning and startup planning and execution
- Minimum Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Chemical, Biological, or Mechanical Engineering from an ABET-accredited program
- Master's degree in a related specialization is a plus 10+ years of relevant experience in process engineering for lead-level responsibilities 15+ years of relevant experience for senior-level responsibilities
- Experience across design firms, operating companies, and/or construction environments within the life sciences or food & beverage industries
- Strong working knowledge of applicable industry standards, regulatory guidance, and local building codes
- Professional Engineering (PE) license
- Proven technical leadership experience on large or complex projects
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Strong internal and external technical network, including clients, vendors, and construction partners
- Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively with cross-discipline teams and construction trade partners
- Broad experience across a variety of facilities, equipment, and process systems within life sciences or food & beverage environments
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