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Mechanical Engineer

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logixguruPittsburgh (PA)

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About the role

This is a fully onsite position. Must have skills - API 620 and API 650, Refrigerated Tanks design, Tank foundation, Thermal stress effects, EuroCode 1980 through 1987. Expertise in carbon capture, green Hydrogen, refinery unit, cryogenic storage is preferred. Experience in Process design of Storage Tank etc. Good experience in Process simulation software like Aspen HYSYS, AFT Fathom. Familiar with international codes and standards including API, ASME Codes like B31.1, B31.2, B31.3 etc, ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Sections I and Section VIII. Experience in safety studies such as HAZOP, SIL, etc. Should be work independently in a self-driven manner with professional approach. Possess strong analytical skill and effectively communicate technical data. Ability to interact effectively in multidisciplinary team environment, especially in multinational environment. Fluency in both spoken and written English Strong interpersonal and communication skills and a team player. Proactive, meticulous, responsible and good working attitude. Can adapt in fast pace working environment. Bachelor’s or master’s degree in chemical engineering with a minimum of 10 years relevant working experience in oil & gas industry. Must have 10+ years of relevant experience

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