SUMMARY OF DUTIES The role of Project Instrumentation Engineer is responsible for engineering support for new projects by performing a variety of tasks including, but not limited to, instrumentation selection, valves sizing, process analysis, P&ID development, equipment and line sizing, technical completion of instrument and instrument data sheets, interpretation of project specifications, and economic analysis. RESPONSIBILITIES This position will have the following general/minimum responsibilities: • The candidate will perform conceptual engineering and design of various oil and gas equipment and instrumentation by providing project management with a clearly defined project scope of work. This project scope of work will be used to execute current opportunities. • Uses a broad range of process, electrical, and instrumentation engineering capabilities to evaluate, develop, model, and optimize ideas in support of capital projects and operational issues. • Perform engineering evaluations and technical feasibility related to new business development opportunities. • Confer with project stakeholders, operations, management, vendors, and various subject matter experts to elaborate a proposed project scope definition. • Professionally report technical findings and insight to aid the collaborative decision-making process. • Interfaces with outside providers of engineering services to support and execute efforts as needed. • Continually develops proficiency in software packages such as those used for process simulation and instrument selection/design. EDUCATION / EXPERIENCE / KNOWLEDGE The following education, experience and knowledge are preferred for this position: • BS in Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, or equivalent Engineering. • 5+ years of Mechanical, Packaging, Process, Applications, or Instrumentation Engineering is required. 7+ years is preferred. Facility I&E specification experience is a plus. • Understanding of general oil and gas process industry principles and calculations. • Must have excellent troubleshooting and analytical skills. • Strong written and verbal communication skills involving a very broad array of engineering disciplines and organizational levels. • Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to work alone or as a part of a team. • Self-starter with the ability to manage multiple tasks with limited supervision. • Ability to size and select various types of Control Valves is required. • Ability to size and select PSV’s is required. • Ability to specify instrumentation such as pressure, temperature, level, flow transmitters, etc. is required. • Understanding of sound project and process engineering management practices. • Proficient with process simulation software. (BR&E Promax is preferred) • Working knowledge and experience in Microsoft Office software (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.) • Limited travel, however, some project commissioning may be required as needed. (<5%) WORK ENVIRONMENT/PHYSICAL DEMANDS • Working conditions are normal for an office environment. The role is fully in person with no remote work allowed. • Occasional trips to shop environment which may include exposure to dust, dirt and forklift traffic. • Frequent sitting and operating a computer. • Some travel between different company locations and for vendor and/or client contact.