Marine Fuel Systems Process Engineer

Wärtsilä Corporation; Vaasa; On-site; EUR 28,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Wärtsilä Corporation in Finland (Vaasa) invites a Process Engineer to design fuel systems for LNG, Methanol and Ammonia, shaping decarbonisation strategies for the marine industry. The role covers full product lifecycle from design to commissioning at shipyards and collaboration with customers, suppliers and classification societies.

You will work with piping & instrument diagrams (P&ID), select process equipment, and perform thermodynamic and pressure-flow calculations, while developing

Qualifications

• Master of Science in Chemical and Process Engineering or Energy Technology.
• Experience or knowledge of marine/shipbuilding industry is a plus.
• Proficient with AutoCAD and process simulation tools (AspenTech, MATLAB, AFT Fathom).
• Strong communication, teamwork and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Follow the full lifecycle from design to commissioning at shipyards.
• Develop engineering solutions for LNG, Methanol and Ammonia fuel supply systems.
• Design piping & instrument diagrams (P&ID) and specify pumps, heat exchangers, compressors, etc.
• Create thermodynamic and pressure drop calculations and simulations.
• Develop operating procedures and other technical documents for fuel systems.
• Collaborate with international teams, customers, suppliers and authorities.

Skills

Fluent English

Problem solving

Independent work

Team collaboration

Education

MSc in Chemical and Process Engineering or Energy Technology

Tools

AutoCAD

AspenTech

MATLAB

AFT Fathom

Job description

Wärtsilä Corporation in Finland (Vaasa) invites a Process Engineer to design fuel systems for LNG, Methanol and Ammonia, shaping decarbonisation strategies for the marine industry. The role covers full product lifecycle from design to commissioning at shipyards and collaboration with customers, suppliers and classification societies.

You will work with piping & instrument diagrams (P&ID), select process equipment, and perform thermodynamic and pressure-flow calculations, while developing