Mechanical Engineer

Seeking a highly motivated and experienced Mechanical Engineer with an Oil and Gas background or piping background to help us with our growing workload of oil & gas projects This position will be remote. RESPONSIBILITIES: - Work with project managers and the mechanical design drafting team - Engineer O&G facility piping systems utilizing 3D design software - Perform pipe and valve sizing and material specifications - Develop and coordinate pipe routing and layouts with the design drafting team - Interpret vendor data sheets and P&IDs to create accurate 3Ddesign models - Determine specifications and locations of equipment and fittings - Familiar with ASME B31 piping codes - Work with the Process team to develop P&IDs - Perform site visits to assess, document, and report on existing conditions - Review isometrics, schematics, and P&IDs for accuracy - Develop project scopes, assist in proposal writing, writing technical reports, and performing engineering studies - Attends client meetings, communicating concerns and changes with the client - Writes project specifications (non-technical and technical sections) - Coordinate with the project team and other disciplines to incorporate design information and client standards into the construction documents - Familiar with Caesar II stress analysis is a plus QUALIFICATIONS: - Experience with AutoCAD and 3D software design tools such as Plant 3D, CADWorx - Proficient with Microsoft Office software - Good writing, organization, and communication skills REQUIREMENTS: - Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering - 7+ years of Oil and Gas experience Must have: - Engineer O&G facility piping systems utilizing 3D design software such as Plant 3D, CADWorx - Develop project scopes, assist in proposal writing, writing technical reports, and performing engineering studies - 7+ years of Oil and Gas experience - Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering Nice to have: - Local to Wexford, Wilkes-Barre, or Bethlehem, PA - Strong understanding of P&IDs - Familiar with Caesar II stress analysis - Strong understanding of ASME B31 piping codes Originally posted on Himalayas