Project Engineer - Midstream Facilities

Project Engineer – Major Midstream Owner/Operator (8–15 Years Experience) Role Summary The Project Engineer provides technical leadership for a major midstream owner/operator, supporting both facility optimization initiatives and large‑scale capital expansion programs. The role combines brownfield engineering, multidiscipline coordination, contractor oversight, and construction integration within operating processing facilities. Key Responsibilities Facility Optimization & Debottlenecking Lead engineering definition, option evaluation, and scope development to improve throughput, reliability, and operability of existing midstream assets. Develop and review PFDs, P&IDs, tie‑in strategies, shutdown scopes, and integration packages. Coordinate process, mechanical, electrical, and I&C engineering to ensure safe and efficient modifications. Conduct 3D model reviews, constructability assessments, and support HAZOP/HAZID activities. Prepare construction work packages, support field execution, and ensure compliance with change management processes. Align engineering changes with operations, maintenance, and reliability teams. Capital Expansion & New Capacity Additions Provide project engineering leadership for major facility expansions, including new processing units, modular equipment packages, and complex brownfield integration. Oversee engineering deliverables from EP/EPCM contractors, ensuring alignment with owner standards and technical assurance requirements. Manage vendor technical reviews, long‑lead equipment coordination, and fabrication progress. Support procurement strategy, interface management, and multidisciplinary alignment across engineering, construction, and operations. Drive construction integration, sequencing, and execution planning within operating facilities. Monitor cost, schedule, risks, and change management in collaboration with project controls. Core Competencies Brownfield execution within operating midstream facilities Technical assurance across FEED, detailed engineering, and construction Vendor and contractor management Multidiscipline coordination Risk identification and process safety participation Construction and commissioning support Strong communication and stakeholder alignment Experience & Qualifications 8–15 years of engineering experience in midstream, gas processing, fractionation, refining, or similar heavy industrial facilities. Proven background in brownfield project execution, facility optimization, and major capital projects. Experience with modular equipment packages, vendor coordination, and EP/EPCM deliverables. Strong understanding of process safety, construction integration, and commissioning practices. Engineering degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or related discipline.

The Project Engineer provides technical leadership for midstream facility optimization and large-scale capital expansion programs. Responsibilities include managing engineering deliverables, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, and overseeing construction integration within operating facilities.

Requires 8-15 years of engineering experience in midstream, gas processing, or similar heavy industrial environments. A bachelor's degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or a related engineering discipline is required.

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• Brownfield Engineering
• Facility Optimization
• Project Engineering
• Contractor Management
• Process Safety
• Construction Integration
• Technical Assurance
• Vendor Coordination
• HAZOP/HAZID
• EP/EPCM Management
• P&ID Development
• Commissioning Support

• Engineering
• Energy
• Construction
• Management & Leadership

Minimum education

Bachelor’s degree

Minimum experience

10+ years

Apply by

Sep 10, 2026

Posting language

English

Working hours

40 hours per week

Seniority

Mid-Senior level

Application method

Direct apply is available