Sr Engineer - Simulation & Modeling

The role involves providing support to manufacturing in order to achieve performance targets. You will lead the technology input for root cause analysis of complex process and engineering issues. Your responsibilities will include defining improvements and upgrades in existing processes, equipment, and technologies to achieve higher capacities and process efficiencies. You will also identify, justify, and prioritize plant improvements for different projects and support their implementation. Your tasks will involve reviewing process engineering documents, evaluating technology, catalysts, chemicals, additives, and fuels. Additionally, you will audit and benchmark plant, product, and energy performance. Ensuring the achievement of set milestones for pilot and scale-up studies will be crucial. You will need to anticipate constraints and trends in technology and product application range, recommending alternatives for implementation. Participation in commercial plant trials, development, validation, customization, and maintenance of simulation models are key aspects of the role. You will prepare final technology comparison reports and be involved in Process Safety Management (PSM) activities. Mentoring and supporting the onboarding and development of Graduate Engineer Trainees (GETs) in technology will also be part of your responsibilities. To excel in this role, you should possess a thorough knowledge of chemical engineering, codes, standards, and process technology in your respective domain. Working independently on technical issues within your expertise, active communication, and networking skills are essential. You should be able to contribute expertly in meetings, influence colleagues, and possess good interpersonal, analytical, and complex problem-solving skills. Strong writing and presentation skills are required. In terms of process skills, you should have expertise in Process Design Review, creating Design Standards, Process Simulation, Pinch Analysis, CW Network, and Flare Network. A Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Chemical Engineering is necessary for this position. The ideal candidate will have 10 to 15 years of relevant industrial experience with a strong technical background in steady-state simulation modeling and excellent communication skills. Experience in using Process Simulation software, particularly specialization in AVEVA, ASPEN, or ROMEO, is preferred. This is a full-time, permanent position that requires in-person work at the specified location.,