POSITION: Senior Shift Engineer, Monitoring & Diagnostics LOCATION: Houston, Texas STATUS: Salaried (OT Eligible) JOB SUMMARY ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES The essential functions of the job include, but are not limited to, the following: • Analyze engine supervisory and thermal performance data of F-Class Gas Turbines to determine root causes and corrective actions for a variety of operational issues. It would be exceptionally beneficial to have 7EA experience. • Utilize Process Information (PI) tools for monitoring, analysis and graphical representation of Gas Turbine and LNG Compressor stations • Build databases of known field issues and their indicators for reference during troubleshooting. • Willing to share current knowledge of systems and expand to other engine types and technologies. • Interact with team of aerothermal and performance engineers to define and develop best approaches and architecture philosophies for GT performance, troubleshooting, diagnostics, and health monitoring models. • Clearly communicate corrective actions to customers via e-mails and/or phone calls. • Help refine automated tools and templates as necessary for recurring tasks to improve team responsiveness and productivity. • U.S. and international travel may be required. • Respond during working and non-working hours. • Includes overtime and rotational shifts • Facilitate and actively work to ensure all quality documentation is correct, complete, timely, and recorded as appropriate. • Individuals with LNG compressor experience is a plus. • Looking particularly for individuals who have GE7EA experience used for LNG compressor stations. Should be highly component with at least 1 of the 2 above mentioned components. • Need individuals with more maintenance and controls troubleshooting experience verse operators of Gas Turbines where little hands on experience has been acquired. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS Education & Training • Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering; another Engineering degree combined with applicable Thermal Performance or Gas Turbine commissioning operations/diagnostic experience will be considered as well in lieu of College degrees. • Plant Engineers with applicable Gas Turbine and other BOP troubleshooting experience will be equally considered. • Must complete EHS assigned regulatory training for work area as described by PSM’s EHS Training Matrix • Must have knowledge of typical Gas Turbine Instrumentation and controls. Skills/Experience • 5+ years of experience (minimum) as a start-up/commissioning engineer working on F/G/H/J class combined cycle industrial gas Turbines and associated auxiliaries and systems. • Experience with Industrial Gas Turbine general architecture and design, knowledge of Gas Turbine support systems and associated supervisory instrument limits and alarm levels. • Experience working with a multi-disciplinary team of engineers consisting of controls, IC&E aerothermal, structural, and mechanical design engineers as well as startup and commissioning engineers. • Working knowledge and experience with GT control systems (GE- MKVi, MKVie, Siemens – T3K, MHI- Netmation and or ABB – Symphony or Composer) and OSI PI Soft. • Candidate should have strong analytical and problem solving skills, and the ability to manage multiple tasks, priorities, and deadlines. • Utilize appropriate design/analysis tools as necessary, data gathering and reduction (PI, MS Excel) along with MS office suite of tools for scheduling, reporting, presentations, and others. • Candidate should have cross functionality knowledge in order to be able to work and coordinate the efforts of a multi-disciplinary team. • Multilingual candidates are a plus. Equal Opportunity Employer Veterans/Disabled