Sr. Process Engineer

Posted 17 days ago

audubon companiesHouston (TX)

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Job Description: We're seeking a Senior Process Engineer to lead process design, optimization, and troubleshooting across capital projects and operating facilities. You'll develop process deliverables, drive technical excellence, and mentor junior engineers while ensuring designs meet safety, quality, and performance standards.
Key Responsibilities: Lead process design activities including PFDs, P&IDs, heat and material balances, and equipment sizingPerform process simulations and hydraulic calculations (e.g., Aspen HYSYS, Aspen Plus) Support HAZOP, LOPA, and other process safety reviews; close out action itemsTroubleshoot plant performance issues and identify debottlenecking and optimization opportunitiesReview vendor documents and support procurement, construction, commissioning, and startupMentor junior engineers and review deliverables for technical accuracyQualificationsBachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering (PE license preferred)8+ years of process engineering experience in oil & gas, petrochemical, or industrial facilitiesProficiency with process simulation software and industry codes/standards (API, ASME) Strong knowledge of process safety management principlesExcellent analytical, communication, and teamwork skillsJob DetailsJob Type: Regular Full-TimeCategory: Audubon Companies, LLCSalaried: Hourly

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