Global Process Engineer - Filtration, P&ID & AutoCAD (35% Travel)

Tetra Pak; New York (NY); On-site; USD 87,000 - 111,000; Full time

Job summary

Tetra Pak in Brooklyn Park, MN is seeking a Process Engineer to design and implement filtration process solutions and lead technical projects across global teams. You will develop P&IDs in AutoCAD, validate requirements after project awards, and support commissioning on-site during startup, with travel up to 35%.

The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Engineering and at least 3 years in food/plant engineering, with strong mechanical aptitude and experience reading PID diagrams.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related technical discipline.
• Minimum 3+ years of experience in food manufacturing/process engineering.
• Ability to draw and read PID diagrams; AutoCAD experience required.
• Experience in dairy/beverage/pharmaceutical industries preferred.
• Strong communication and leadership skills.

Responsibilities

• Clarify and validate filtration system requirements after project award.
• Develop and maintain P&IDs using AutoCAD to define designs.
• Calculate utility requirements (water, steam, cooling, air, power).
• Perform site visits to document existing filtration systems.
• Provide on-site commissioning support during startup.
• Collaborate with Plant Integration teams for project execution.

Skills

PID diagrams

Mechanical aptitude

Cross-functional teamwork

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

Hexagon SSP

SAP

Planview

Job description

Tetra Pak in Brooklyn Park, MN is seeking a Process Engineer to design and implement filtration process solutions and lead technical projects across global teams. You will develop P&IDs in AutoCAD, validate requirements after project awards, and support commissioning on-site during startup, with travel up to 35%.

The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Engineering and at least 3 years in food/plant engineering, with strong mechanical aptitude and experience reading PID diagrams.