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David Careers

Chemical Process Engineer

Posted 30 days ago

career development partnersBoulder (CO)
Chemical EngineersEngineering Services

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Process Engineer Opportunity
About the Role: A growing engineering services firm is seeking a Process Engineer to support projects across pharmaceutical, renewable energy, and advanced technology sectors. This role involves contributing to capital upgrades and new process implementations in fast-paced industrial environments. Candidates with a range of experience levels are encouraged to apply. Full-time and part-time opportunities are available. The team environment is highly collaborative, with professionals who lead and support diverse engineering projects across various industries.
Qualifications
The ideal candidate will have:
  • A Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering (or Mechanical Engineering or related field)
  • Relevant design experience in oil/gas, pharmaceutical, biotech, or similar industries
  • Proficiency with basic computer tools (MS Office Suite)
  • Operational background with owner companies (a plus)
  • Strong communication skills and an adaptable work style
  • Experience working independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team
  • Work Environment & Benefits
The firm emphasizes work-life balance and offers flexible work arrangements, including part-time and remote options when appropriate. Full-time employees are eligible for a competitive compensation package, comprehensive benefits, and a performance-based bonus program.
Next Steps: If you're ready to join a dynamic and experienced team delivering high-impact technical solutions, please send your resume (PDF or Word format) to the hiring team at the email listed.

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