Process Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Undertake routine and non-routine Process Engineering activities (process calculations, heat and material balance generation, PFD / P&ID development, preparation of process data sheets, review of documents prepared by other disciplines).

• Ensure that all work is completed without compromise to quality and is delivered according to the project schedule.

• Prepare Statement of Requirements (SOR) for projects as per client requirements.

• Prepare all relevant process deliverables and ensure they conform to applicable engineering codes, standards, and the Client’s procedures.

• Participate in HAZOP, HAZID, and SIL reviews and implement review recommendations to Process Design.

• Represent the Company as a Process Engineering contractor in meetings and at sites with clients, subcontractors, and suppliers.

Required Skills/Abilities:

• Minimum Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering.

• Extensive background in concept/feasibility studies, options evaluation, and detailed process design of upstream oil & gas processing facilities and water transmission systems.

• Knowledge of the design and operation of upstream oil & gas processing plants and process equipment commonly used.

• Experience with process equipment specifications, selection, and evaluation.

• Thorough understanding of process engineering design fundamentals.

• Experience in both greenfield and brownfield (expansion/debottlenecking) projects.

• Proficient in conducting Process studies and technical report writing.

• Experience in preparing project/technical documents like Scope of Work, Basis of Design, Functional Design Specifications, etc.

• Experience in preparing various design philosophies.

• Strong experience in using Process and Hydraulic Simulation tools (ASPEN HYSYS, UniSim, PROII, DYNSIM, PipeSim, Pipenet, Fathom, Flarenet, Wanda, HTRI).

• Knowledge of surge analysis, flow assurance, and dynamic simulation concepts and simulation tools is advantageous.

• Experience in Relief and Blowdown calculations and flare system design.

• Knowledge of Process Control concepts, e.g., Process Control Philosophy, Cause and Effects, is beneficial.