Process Mechanical Engineer - Infra Projects & SME/PM Path

Veterans Prime, Inc.; Schaumburg (IL); On-site; USD 75,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Veterans Prime, Inc. in Schaumburg, IL, is seeking a Process Mechanical Engineer – Infrastructure Projects with a BSME and 3 years of experience to support regional infrastructure projects.

The role blends office analysis with field work, client interaction, and project coordination. You will analyze regional batch or continuous process systems, perform CAD and fluid dynamics calculations in the office, travel across the Chicagoland area to verify site conditions, and present engineering

Qualifications

• BSME from an accredited university.
• 3 years of mechanical engineering experience, preferably in infrastructure projects, process design, or batch processing systems.
• Strong mechanical aptitude with a drive to improve processes, not routine maintenance.
• Valid driver’s license and ability to travel regionally for field work.

Responsibilities

• Process & System Optimization: analyze regional infrastructure and batch process systems to identify bottlenecks and implement upgrades.
• Office Analysis & Design: perform mechanical calculations, fluid dynamics, and thermal evaluations to support designs.
• Field Work & Inspections: travel across the Chicagoland region to verify site conditions and monitor progress.
• Client Interaction: act as a key technical contact, present solutions and provide project updates.

Skills

CAD

Fluid dynamics

Thermal systems

Client relations

Driver's license

Education

BSME - Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Veterans Prime, Inc. in Schaumburg, IL, is seeking a Process Mechanical Engineer – Infrastructure Projects with a BSME and 3 years of experience to support regional infrastructure projects.

The role blends office analysis with field work, client interaction, and project coordination. You will analyze regional batch or continuous process systems, perform CAD and fluid dynamics calculations in the office, travel across the Chicagoland area to verify site conditions, and present engineering