Chemical Process Engineer

Parsons Corporation•Kingsport, TN

37d•$103,500 - $181,100•Hybrid

About The Position

Parsons is seeking an experienced Principal Chemical Process Engineer to support its expanding portfolio of federal projects. This role will primarily focus on the design functions for the refurbishment and renovation of small to large complex facilities, infrastructure, equipment, and systems. The engineer will collaborate with BIM specialists/designers to review drawings and provide technical input on drawings and specifications for procurement and installation. The Federal Engineered Systems Global Business Unit is a leader in delivering Engineering and Technology solutions to Federal DoD and Civilian clients, with a history dating back to 1944. The position is based in Parsons' new design center in Kingsport, Tennessee, with potential for occasional on-site construction support across the US. The role requires versatility, enthusiasm for a flexible, team-oriented environment, and exceptional communication, analytical, and organizational skills. An ability to obtain a DOE or DOW security clearance is necessary.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering, nuclear engineering, material science, material science engineering, mechanical engineering, or another related field
At least 10+ years of related work experience with industrial and chemical process plants
Professional Engineer Registration in State of Tennessee or ability to obtain one
Chemical process system analysis experience of at least six months
Willingness to travel or relocate to supplier, client, or construction site locations

Nice To Haves

Strong interpersonal communication skills
Excellent written and oral communications skills
Familiarity of industry practices and regulations
Thorough knowledge of current technology and ability to select and apply appropriate engineering software for use on project.

Responsibilities

Contribute to the design of wet chemistry processes including acid deficient urinal nitrate, gelation, solvent recovery, liquid chemical processing, liquid chemical transportation, evaporation, filtration, storage, mixing, etc.
Develop specifications for process equipment and work with equipment suppliers to ensure critical design characteristics are met.
Work with subcontractors and suppliers to design, construct, deliver, and install process equipment.
Conduct research to develop new and improved processes for manufacturing.
Evaluate and implement new equipment and technologies to improve process efficiency and product quality.
Develop methods and procedures for safe and efficient processing and handling of solid, liquid, and gaseous chemicals and materials.
Work with the regulatory team to establish safety procedures for individuals working with dangerous chemicals, processes, or equipment.
Work with the regulatory team to ensure compliance with environmental and safety regulations.
Provide support for waste permitting.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot and resolve complex process-related design issues.
Mentor and train junior process engineers.
Perform other duties as assigned by manager.