Duration: 1 year renewable contract
What you will do
- Develop guidance and tools for estimating and measuring air emissions from sources across global operations.
- Support facilities operations: Provide troubleshooting and operating guidance for air emissions control technology at Oil and Gas and Petrochemical facilities.
- Develop strategies for the selection of air emissions and control technology for projects at Oil and Gas and Petrochemical facilities that meet economic, regulatory, and sustainability targets.
- Collaborate with other global technology experts and project teams to evaluate, develop, and deploy air emissions estimating, measurement, and control technologies.
- Support project development: design, development, engineering and start-up of new and/or modified facilities.
- Proactive collaboration and contribution to assigned teams including technical guidance and mentoring to engineers working on air-related initiatives.
- Visits to operating sites and other international travel may be required.
Skills and Qualifications:
- B.S. in Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or equivalent
- 5 – 10+ years of experience in developing air emissions estimates, monitoring and/or controls solutions, preferably for the Oil and Gas and Petrochemical Industrial sector.
- Demonstrated experience in operating, designing, and/or troubleshooting air emissions control technology (i.e., Flare, Selective Catalytic Reduction, Wet Gas Scrubbers, Electrostatic Precipitators)
- Demonstrated knowledge in estimating and measuring of air emissions and monitoring programs/technology such as CEMS, PEMS, OGI from Oil and Gas and Petrochemical facilities
- Problem solving skills: Identify and implement improvements and apply broad technical and business skills and expertise to solve complex problems.
- English fluency a must; oil & gas industry experience preferred
- Flexibility to support a global team, including virtual meetings in mornings and evenings
- Ability to effectively work independently and in a team environment
