Senior Professional Engineer
$150,000 - $175,000/year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$150,000 - $175,000/year
About the role
- Solve the most complex engineering problems independently.
- Provide technical oversight across multiple complex engineering projects while guiding and mentoring engineers.
- Define field walkdown methodologies and modeling strategies.
- Serve as the technical authority for regulatory interpretation and engineering integrity.
- Serve as the final QC authority for engineering analysis, design, and drawings.
- Certify the completeness, accuracy, and technical integrity of engineering products; own engineering risk associated with projects and deliverables.
- Advise senior leadership on technical matters and engineering strategy.
- Identify employee knowledge gaps, establish engineering best practices, and develop and deliver internal technical training.
- Identify gaps in product capabilities and recommend opportunities for product development and improvement.
- Uphold and advance Valor’s safety-first culture.
- Expertise in/ technical skills
- Expert-level knowledge of oil and gas upstream, midstream, and production facilities, including compressor stations, production facilities, gas processing plants, SWDs, and pipelines.
- Regulatory authority in EPA OOOOa/OOOO b regulations, state air regulations, and emerging regulatory frameworks.
- Expert proficiency in developing and interpreting engineering drawings, including P&IDs, plot plans, and related facility drawings.
- Proficient in Bluebeam and/or AutoCAD.Expert-level proficiency in Promax and/or HYSYS modeling.
- Technical authority for CVS walkdowns, including field methodology, data collection, and quality.
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