Director of Measurement

BP • Houston, TX

5d • Hybrid

About The Position

The Director of Measurement leads and oversees measurement and gas quality for Archaea RNG facilities. The role sets measurement strategy and ensures accurate, compliant, and defensible measurement across facilities, covering custody transfer metering, gas chromatographs and gas quality analyzers, and measurement data supporting product sales, pipeline and utility interconnect requirements, and environmental credit programs.

The position provides measurement engineering services throughout project and operating phases, including design standards for greenfield and brownfield development, meter station and analyzer specifications, factory and site acceptance testing, commissioning, calibration and proving programs, measurement data management, and support for interconnect audits and regulatory reporting. It leads measurement specialists and third-party service providers, coordinates with engineering teams, project managers, vendors, and interconnect operators, and drives process improvements. The job description lists travel requirements of 10–15% in the role overview and up to 10% in the travel section. The position is a hybrid of office and remote working and is not eligible for relocation assistance.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering, Engineering Technology, or a related field.
• At least 10 years of experience in natural gas measurement supporting projects or operations in oil and gas, midstream, gas processing, utilities, RNG, or similar sectors.
• Experience managing teams.
• Experience with orifice, ultrasonic, Coriolis, and turbine meters and flow computers, such as ABB Totalflow, Emerson ROC/FloBoss, or OMNI.
• Experience with process gas chromatographs and gas quality analyzers for moisture, O2, CO2, H2S, and total sulfur.
• Experience with measurement data management systems such as Flowcal or PGAS and with historians.

Nice To Haves

• Expert knowledge of AGA Reports No. 3, 7, 8, 9, and 11, API MPMS Chapter 21, and GPA 2172 and 2261.
• Knowledge of environmental credit program measurement requirements, including EPA RFS, CARB LCFS, and EPA GHGRP.

Responsibilities

• Lead, mentor, and manage measurement specialists.
• Maintain technical ownership of standard measurement and gas quality designs for new plants, including meters, flow computers, analyzers, and sample systems.
• Collaborate with senior leadership to prioritize measurement initiatives and allocate resources.
• Maintain measurement and gas quality design standards across new greenfield RNG projects.
• Oversee measurement deliverables, including meter station and meter run designs, analyzer and sample system specifications, flow computer configurations, measurement datasheets, and uncertainty calculations.
• Coordinate with third-party engineering companies and pipeline or utility interconnect operators on meter station design reviews and interconnect measurement requirements.
• Oversee factory and site acceptance testing of meter skids, flow computers, and gas quality analyzers.
• Liaise among Project Managers, controls engineering, and measurement vendors on installation, configuration, and commissioning of measurement systems.
• Coordinate integration of flow computers and analyzers with PLC, SCADA, and historian systems.
• Oversee commissioning, including meter and analyzer startup, calibration, and witness testing with interconnect operators.
• Provide measurement and gas quality support to operating RNG facilities.
• Own the calibration, verification, and meter proving program across sites, including schedules, procedures, and records.
• Ensure electronic flow measurement data accuracy, integrity, and auditability; oversee measurement balancing, volume reconciliation, and lost and unaccounted for investigations.
• Ensure measurement systems meet compliance, commercial, and regulatory requirements, including pipeline and utility interconnect gas quality tariffs.
• Partner with commercial and environmental teams to ensure measurement data and methods support product sales, RFS/RIN generation, LCFS, GHG reporting, and third-party verification.
• Serve as the primary contact for interconnect operators on measurement disputes, audits, and gas quality events.
• Oversee version control and backups of flow computer and analyzer configurations, and maintain measurement documentation.
• Monitor and track obsolescence of measurement and analyzer equipment and prioritize related actions.

Benefits

• Discretionary annual bonus program.
• Quarterly Momentum Bonus.
• 401K Program.
• Health insurance.
• Vision insurance.
• Dental insurance.
• Life insurance.
• Short-term disability.
• Long-term disability.
• Paid vacation of 120–240 hours per year for full-time employees, depending on relevant industry experience.
• Nine paid holidays per year and two personal choice holidays.
• Up to eight weeks of paid parental leave for the birth or adoption of a child.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Director