Chemical Engineer

Key Responsibilities / Duties

Some sample duties you can include: • Design, simulate, and optimise chemical processes (mass & energy balances, reaction kinetics, thermodynamics) • Develop process flow diagrams (PFDs), piping & instrumentation diagrams (PIDs), and layouts • Prepare equipment specifications, select suitable process equipment • Conduct process modeling, simulation, and data analysis • Monitor, control, and troubleshoot production processes and equipment • Implement process improvements to increase yield, reduce cost, waste, or energy consumption • Ensure compliance with safety, health, environment (SHE / HSE) standards • Perform risk assessments, HAZOP, FMEA, safety reviews • Oversee pilot plant operations, scale‑up, and technology transfers • Liaise with vendors, contractors, and suppliers for procurement, equipment, and materials • Generate technical reports, present findings, and coordinate with stakeholders • Provide technical support to operations and maintenance teams • Train staff on process changes, standard operating procedures (SOPs)

Qualifications & Requirements Education • Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering or closely related discipline (required) • A Master’s degree is a plus (especially for R&D or senior roles) • Professional engineering license / certification (if applicable in your region) is an advantage

Experience • 8 to 10 years of relevant industry experience

Technical Skills & Knowledge • Strong knowledge of chemical engineering fundamentals • Process simulation tools • Proficiency in equipment design and specification (reactors, heat exchanges, pumps, distillation, separation units) • Understanding of instrumentation, control systems, automation • Experience with CAD tools, P&ID drawing, layout software • Data analysis skills (Excel,Python, statistical methods) • Familiarity with safety, environmental, and regulatory standards • Ability to perform risk assessments • Project management capabilities

Job Type: Full-time

Work Location: In person