Process Engineer - Mineral Processing & Design

Socket.dev; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401k matching

Health benefits

Job summary

Sedgman is seeking a Process Engineer for our Phoenix, AZ office to support design and engineering teams in delivering high-quality mining projects.

You will perform process design studies, develop PFDs, mass and energy balances, equipment sizing, and coordinate with other departments while traveling to mine sites as needed.

Ideally, you hold a bachelor's in Mineral Processing, Metallurgy or Chemical disciplines, 2–5 years' experience, and are eligible to register as a PE in Arizona.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Engineering in Mineral Processing, Metallurgy or Chemical Disciplines is required.
• 2–5 years of work experience; process design experience preferred.
• Eligible to register with the Arizona State Board of Technical Registration to obtain a Professional Engineer license (P.E.).

Responsibilities

• Provide process design support through the engineering phases PEA, PFS, FS, conceptual design, front-end engineering and detailed design.
• Perform studies into operational site improvements and modifications.
• Develop, promote and use operations systems (JDE, SPRS, Synergy, Aconex, SMS, Dochub).
• Troubleshoot and resolve process issues.
• Develop process flow sheets and prepare process design criteria.
• Prepare process calculations, PFDs, heat and material balances and P&IDs.
• Size process equipment and develop specifications.
• Coordinate with other departments to ensure safe and efficient operations.
• Stay up-to-date with advancements in mining processing technology and implement new equipment or processes.

Education

Bachelor of Engineering in Mineral Processing, Metallurgy or Chemical Disciplines

Tools

JDE

SPRS

Synergy

Aconex

SMS

Dochub

Job description

Sedgman is seeking a Process Engineer for our Phoenix, AZ office to support design and engineering teams in delivering high-quality mining projects.

You will perform process design studies, develop PFDs, mass and energy balances, equipment sizing, and coordinate with other departments while traveling to mine sites as needed.

Ideally, you hold a bachelor's in Mineral Processing, Metallurgy or Chemical disciplines, 2–5 years' experience, and are eligible to register as a PE in Arizona.