Facilities Engineer/ Process Engineer - Oil & Gas

LTM; Maharashtra; On-site; INR 1,500,000 - 2,100,000; Full time

Job summary

LTM is seeking a Senior Facilities Engineer to remotely support facility performance analysis for compression and separation pipelines. The role emphasizes data-driven optimization, capacity planning, and debottlenecking, with no field work required.

Responsibilities include developing capacity models, performing engineering calculations, and preparing documentation for change-management packages. Strong ProMax/HYSYS and Excel skills are essential for this remote-enabled role.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical, chemical, or petroleum engineering and at least 4 years in facilities engineering for oil & gas.
• Experience analyzing compression and separation systems and performing engineering calculations.
• ProMax or HYSYS experience and good internet connectivity.

Responsibilities

• Optimize system performance by analyzing compression and separation pipelines and identifying capacity constraints.
• Support design calculations and small facility modifications; evaluate vendor specs.
• Prepare engineering deliverables and change management documentation.
• Develop facility capacity models and maintain performance reports.
• Review analyses and provide guidance to field teams remotely.

Skills

System analysis

Data analysis

Engineering calculations

Capacity modeling

Problem solving

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, or Petroleum Engineering

4+ years in facilities engineering for oil & gas

Tools

PI Vision

Microsoft Excel

Claude AI

ProMax

HYSYS

Job description

Coverage Model: Standard business hours

Role Purpose

The Facilities Engineer evaluates facility performance of compression and separation pipelines to identify capacity constraints and optimization opportunities. This role supports a defined subset of design calculations, equipment evaluations, and debottlenecking studies as directed by senior engineers. Working closely with operations, the engineer analyzes real-time and historical data to recommend efficiency improvements, support capacity planning, and recommend facility modifications. The role does not perform field work; it provides remote analytical support and engineering documentation enabling field teams to optimize facility operations.

Supervision & Reporting Structure

Senior Facilities Engineers provide technical guidance, assign studies, review deliverables, manage workload and reporting, but do not approve engineering deliverables.

Core Responsibilities

• System Analysis Optimization
  • Production systems surveillance assessing for anomalies and assisting in building automatic detection capability.
  • Evaluate compression and separation systems performance, efficiency, and capacity utilization.
  • Analyze separation and treating facility performance.
  • Identify capacity constraints limiting production throughput.
  • Recommend operational adjustments and equipment modifications.
  • Assess individual components (valves, PSVs, instrumentation) for performance and design selection.
  • Perform RCFA to recommend design or operating improvements.
  • Develop facility capacity models.
• Design Support
  • Support minor facility modifications through engineering calculations.
  • Evaluate vendor proposals and equipment specifications.
  • Prepare engineering deliverables for Change Management platform packages.
  • Review and validate engineering work from others.
• Documentation & Reporting
  • Prepare facility performance reports and recommendations.
  • Maintain facility capacity databases and models.
  • Document engineering analyses with clear assumptions.
  • Support capital planning with equipment condition assessments.
  • Contribute to lessons learned documentation.

Systems & Tools

The Facilities Engineer must demonstrate proficiency in these platforms.

• PI Vision - SCADA, real-time data, facility performance monitoring, trend analysis.
• Microsoft Excel - Analysis, engineering calculations, capacity models, data analysis.
• Claude AI - Analysis, data analysis systems and tool development.

Analysis Capabilities

• Compressor performance mapping.
• Separator and treater capacity analysis.
• Pipeline hydraulics and pressure drop.
• Vibration analysis interpretation.
• Facility debottlenecking methodology.
• Control valve sizing and selection.

Qualifications

Required

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, or Petroleum Engineering.
• Minimum 4 years in facilities engineering for oil & gas.
• Experience with compression and separation system analysis.
• Proficiency with process simulation (ProMax, HYSYS, or equivalent).
• Ability to perform equipment sizing and evaluation calculations.
• Understanding of pipeline hydraulics.
• Reliable internet connection.

Preferred

• Unconventional shale production facilities experience.
• Compressor vibration analysis background.
• ProMax/HYSYS advanced modeling.
• Familiarity with condition monitoring systems.
• Change Management platform process experience.
• Managed services engineering background.

Communication Requirements

Stakeholder, channel, nature: Compression vendors, teams, email, performance support.

Key Performance Indicators

Example performance measures for service delivery and quality.