Process Mechanical Engineer – Power

Role Overview

• Perform mechanical engineering design for combined cycle and simple cycle power generation systems, including equipment sizing, system modeling, and development of P&IDs
• Be part of the mechanical engineering team assigned to a project to deliver high‑quality power project designs while ensuring effective coordination, technical accuracy, and schedule requirements
• Collaborate closely with multi‑discipline engineering teams, clients, and external partners to ensure project technical success
• Prepare calculations, schematics, technical documentation, and design deliverables with clear assumptions and references
• Develop equipment specifications for pumps, heat exchangers, pressure vessels, compressors, boilers, cooling systems, and balance‑of‑plant components
• Support proposal development, cost estimation, and project execution planning as needed
• Coordinate with equipment vendors, review submittals, and respond to technical inquiries
• Maintain a strong commitment to quality assurance, safety, and compliance with applicable codes and standards (ASME B31.1, ASME BPVC, NFPA, HEI, API, etc.)
• Provide occasional field engineering support, including site visits, inspections, testing oversight, and construction support

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical or chemical engineering or related discipline from an ABET‑accredited program
• Professional Engineer (PE) license preferred
• Minimum of 5 years of engineering experience, preferably in power generation or industrial facilities
• Experience in pipe sizing, flow calculations, and modeling of compressible/incompressible systems
• Experience preparing P&IDs, equipment specifications, and mechanical design deliverables
• Experience or desire to work with design tools such as AFT Fathom, AFT Arrow, GT Pro, Steam Pro, Thermoflex, AutoCAD, and SmartPlant 3D
• Experience in engineering design services and project execution within the energy sector is strongly desirable
• Familiarity with piping materials, valves, control valves, and relief valve design a plus
• Basic understanding of thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid flow with specific experience in combined cycle plant performance, HRSG systems, steam turbine cycles, and gas turbine auxiliary systems
• Ability to clearly communicate complex technical concepts to colleagues, suppliers, and clients
• Flexibility to manage workload across multiple projects while upholding safety and quality standards
• Commitment team collaboration and maintaining strong professional relationships

Benefits

• medical, dental, vision
• company-paid life and short
• and long-term disability benefits
• employer-matched 401(k) with 100% vesting
• employee stock purchase plan
• Paid Time Off
• leaves of absences options
• flexible work options
• recognition and employee satisfaction programs
• employee assistance program
• voluntary benefits