Senior Field Project Engineer – Mechanical & Project Lead

Matrix Service Co; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Matrix PDM Engineering in Houston, TX is seeking a Field Project Engineer III to oversee and coordinate the design and project management team for large industrial projects. The role focuses on technical deliverables, system layouts, PFDs, and major equipment specs.

You will serve as the primary technical client contact, monitor schedules and costs, and ensure work complies with manuals and good engineering practices. Travel to construction sites across North America is required.

Qualifications

• BS in Mechanical, Chemical, or Electrical Eng or Construction Management.
• 5+ years in heavy industrial field/project engineering or construction management.
• Experience in chemical plants, liquid terminals, LNG or LNG.
• Understanding of industrial construction processes and disciplines.
• Willing to travel across North America and work at construction sites.

Responsibilities

• Oversee design and project management teams for the business unit.
• Coordinate technical deliverables and client liaison on major projects.
• Develop conceptual and basic engineering documents (PFD, equipment specs).
• Monitor schedule, budget, and cost change controls.
• Provide technical support to Project Managers.
• Ensure work follows approved manuals and quality practices.
• Attend client program meetings and oversee QA/QC.

Skills

Field engineering

Project engineering

Construction management

Education

B.S. in Mechanical, Chemical, or Electrical Engineering or Construction Management

Job description

Matrix PDM Engineering in Houston, TX is seeking a Field Project Engineer III to oversee and coordinate the design and project management team for large industrial projects. The role focuses on technical deliverables, system layouts, PFDs, and major equipment specs.

You will serve as the primary technical client contact, monitor schedules and costs, and ensure work complies with manuals and good engineering practices. Travel to construction sites across North America is required.