Engineer II

Responsibilities

The Engineer II will provide project management, technical support, hydraulic modeling assessment, leadership and oversight to all commercial, operational, regulatory, and project driven activities as assigned across the asset. This includes gas and NGL pipelines, gas conditioning, compression and dehydration, fractionation, Carbon Dioxide (CCS) pipelines and facilities, metering, and construction. Duties include:

• Project scope development and basic project economic evaluation
• Hydraulic modeling and minor process modeling support
• Cost estimation, and generation of AFEs
• Development of project schedules
• Manage engineering effort using in-house and external 3rd party engineering resources
• Material/equipment sizing and specification as needed
• Material/equipment procurement
• Construction - Bidding and Contractor Selection work
• Contract evaluation (construction and commercial)
• Project/construction management (cost and schedule controls)
• Routine report generation
• Review/advise on facility design and intended operation to ensure short and long-term viability/reliability of assets
• Support project execution teams during design phase
• Determine suitable technical solutions to address product specification and transportation concerns
  

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, or Petroleum Engineering required
• 3-5 years industry experience in midstream or refinery or petrochemicals required
• At least 2 years of that experience must be in project management
• Ability to manage multiple projects concurrently
• Process/hydraulic simulation modelling experience like
• Promax, Synergi Gas, or Synergi Water or similar software proficiency is desired
• Strong communication skills both verbal and written
• Self-motivated and requires little supervision
• Team-oriented
• Must be willing to travel 30 - 50% of time to project locations
• Knowledge of pipeline design and related industry equipment operations and maintenance codes and practices, measurement and Cathodic
  

Schedule
Hybrid
Education Requirement
Bachelor's Degree