- Develops engineering solutions to stated problems and FEL (front end loading) design.- Develops detailed design or manages a third party EPC (engineering, procurement, and Construction) company for the development of detailed design.- Ensures that the project is fit-for-purpose and proposes a project budget and tracks progress of spending.- Provides a technical solution to the process or production problem and adheres to the project budget and schedule.- Monitor and check performance to ensure compliance with procedures, standards, regulations, and contractual obligations in meeting project objectives.- Coordinates with the appropriate plant engineering personnel for field / construction management for the projects.- Participates in contractor meetings and resolves engineering and other project issues.- Communicates requirements to third party EPC companies, identifying and addressing design parameters and engineering problems and ensuring solutions are implemented.- Provides project management and engineering services for capital equipment projects from the initial design/estimate phase through fabrication and testing/inspection.- Provides project status reports and manages any changes orders to the original project design.- Accounts for the successful completion of engineering projects.

Process Engineer I/II on a Refinery SIS/DCS Upgrade Project. October 2014 – PresentLeading client MOC review meetings for various refining units; supporting other engineering disciplines during detailed design; creating various vendor data detail P&ID’s; revising and issuing process P&IDs; creating and issuing PFDs; simulating existing processes and creating process condition diagrams; checking the work of other process engineers for accuracy; performing squad checks for other engineering disciplines; participating in weekly progress meetings; leading process team safety meetings; coordinating with Jacob’s project and Marathon project/process to meet project schedules and objectives.

Process Engineer I on a Refinery Sour Water Risk Reduction Project. January 2014 – October 2014Responsibilities include: Preparing red-lined and cadded PFD's and P&ID's; participating in PFD and P&ID reviews (in-house and client); client site walk downs; sizing tanks and pressure vessels; building a horizontal three phase separator vessel sizing spreadsheet; running pump hydraulic calculations; completing heat and material balances; writing design basis documentation; attending cross-functional team meetings; creating instrument and equipment datasheets.