The Mechanical Engineer II will be responsible for solving production bottlenecks through designing, testing, and improving process equipment related to underground bio-oil injection, working closely with operations teams to develop robust mechanical solutions in a fast-paced environment.
Key Responsibilities
Design, test, implement, troubleshoot, and improve process equipment for injection operations
Collaborate with engineering and operations teams to solve production bottlenecks
Conduct root cause analysis and resolve system performance issues
Work in the field with operators to understand processes and develop practical solutions
Develop and bring new mechanical designs to life, including testing and commissioning equipment
Requirements
A mechanical engineering background with experience in designing, testing, implementing, troubleshooting, and continuously improving process equipment, often with tight timelines.
Ability to work alongside engineering resources and injection operations team members to solve pressing problems related to injection operations.
Experience in fieldwork with operators to understand processes and implement creative solutions to improve work efficiency.
Proficiency in bringing new designs to life, testing, and commissioning new equipment.
Ability to deliver robust mechanical solutions that function effectively in real-world environments.
Strong root cause analysis skills to identify and resolve system performance issues.
Analytical problem-solving approach and willingness to step out of comfort zone when tackling new problems.
Ability to work effectively in fast-paced and challenging environments with a positive attitude.
Understanding of chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, automation, controls, and process safety (implied by the engineering challenges described).
Benefits & Perks
Stock options
Health benefits (medical, dental, vision)
Traditional and Roth 401(k) with a 50% match on contributions up to 6%