The Mechanical Project Engineer completes the mechanical engineering work for plant capital projects and provides plant technical support to help meet market, productivity, and quality goals. The role supports pre-studies for deployment and development projects, performs design studies, follows equipment procurement and fabrication, and leads equipment installation, commissioning, and startup in an industrial plant environment. For customer projects, the engineer manages design studies for industrial equipment installations and ensures alignment with specifications, local regulations, performance requirements, and costs. The engineer conducts pre-studies, prototypes, and pilots; designs and implements projects to improve plant performance; and applies risk-mitigation and quality processes. Responsibilities also include developing technical specifications, designs, estimates, and schedules; coordinating procurement and acceptance inspections; maintaining as-built documentation; and supporting and training plant maintenance teams. Project support is often hands-on and on-site, with some implementation schedules occurring during holidays and shutdowns. At the senior level, the role includes end-to-end technical project management, contractor and installation-team leadership, system approvals and validation, change management, troubleshooting, coordination with internal support groups, and equipment ownership. The position is based in Lexington County, South Carolina. Michelin describes career development, mentorship, cross-functional opportunities, an inclusive culture, innovation-focused work, and community impact. Immigration sponsorship is not available.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level