Senior Process Engineer – Flexible Global Energy (Travel)

Hatch; Greater London; Sur place; GBP 90 000 - 120 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Flexible working arrangements

Employee ownership model

Global travel opportunities

Résumé du poste

Hatch is seeking a Senior Process Engineer to join our London office. You will work on a wide range of oil and gas engineering consultancy projects, covering pre-feasibility through detailed design, with a focus on process systems, simulations and technology evaluation.

You’ll lead and develop junior engineers, interface with clients, and contribute to proposals and business development while traveling to client sites as required. A UK-right-to-work is essential.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering (Merit 2:1 or higher).
• At least 10 years of experience in process engineering, ideally with consultancy exposure (concept, FEED, PMC, EPCM).
• Permanent right to work in the UK.

Responsabilités

• Design process systems across all project stages (pre-feasibility to detailed engineering).
• Run process simulations and evaluate technologies.
• Lead and mentor junior process engineers to meet objectives.
• Develop and review technical reports and process deliverables.
• Interface with clients via meetings, presentations and site visits.
• Help develop work plans, schedules and execution estimates.
• Assist with proposals and business development activities.

Connaissances

Team leadership

Client liaison

Communication

Travel flexibility

Formation

Master's degree in Chemical Engineering

Description du poste

Hatch is seeking a Senior Process Engineer to join our London office. You will work on a wide range of oil and gas engineering consultancy projects, covering pre-feasibility through detailed design, with a focus on process systems, simulations and technology evaluation.

You’ll lead and develop junior engineers, interface with clients, and contribute to proposals and business development while traveling to client sites as required. A UK-right-to-work is essential.