Chemical Process Engineer

Nederman•Charlotte, NC

About The Position

The Chemical Process Engineer will use engineering expertise and knowledge of LCI’s Thermal Separations Technology and Granulation Technology to support specialty equipment sales. Responsibilities include running laboratory feasibility studies (PES) and customer attended Test Center trials to develop scale-up data. Also responsible for system designing/costing, proposals, field service/troubleshooting, and start ups.

Requirements

1-5 years’ experience in chemical process engineering preferred
B.S. Chemical Engineering required
Knowledge of MS Office and Excel required
Proficiency in heat transfer and fluid mechanics.
Familiarity with instrumentation and controls.
Proficiency in reading engineering drawings (PFD’s, PID’s, GA’s)
Strong written and communication skills; skilled in presentations

Nice To Haves

Process Simulation Software (ASPEN), AutoCAD, OSHA & EPA, safety training preferred

Responsibilities

Perform Test Center demonstrations and laboratory evaluations, as a precursor to sales, on client material incorporating LCI’s technology and experience.
Analyze the test data and write reports for the tests and preliminary evaluations.
Design systems for specific product applications based on analysis of the test results and customer data, along with LCI know-how and experience to maximize LCI’s competitive situation.
Estimate cost of proposed systems and prepare proposals.
Writing proposals including costing jobs and maintaining pricing levels to maximize LCI’s competitiveness and profit margins.
Travel to customer sites to discuss potential applications, help set strategy, and present seminars covering LCI technologies.
Domestic and international travel for start-ups of leased and purchased equipment.
Inspect equipment during and after fabrication and assembly to ensure they meet the client’s requirements and expectations.
Communicate any deficiencies to appropriate parties.
All other duties that maybe necessary from time to time outside the normal scope of your job description that will contribute toward the company meeting its goals and objectives.