Process Engineer

Process Engineer

A growing design and engineering consultancy is seeking a skilled Process Engineer to lead the development and delivery of advanced treatment and process systems across a range of industrial and environmental sectors. This is a hands-on technical role for a Process Engineer passionate about engineering problem-solving, system optimisation, and sustainable infrastructure.

The company supports major UK infrastructure programmes, offering bespoke process solutions across multiple frameworks and long-term projects.

The Responsibilities of the Process Engineer include:

1. Design, evaluate, and optimise chemical and mechanical treatment processes based on client needs and industry standards.
2. Develop key design outputs including process flow diagrams, P&IDs, mass balance calculations, and control philosophies.
3. Carry out performance simulations and data modelling to validate and improve system design.
4. Support lab testing and pilot-scale trials to troubleshoot and enhance treatment solutions.
5. Work closely with multi-disciplinary teams across engineering and project functions to ensure efficient project execution.
6. Contribute to the integration of new technologies, digital tools, and innovative methods into design delivery.
7. Lead technical discussions and present solutions to internal teams, partners, and clients.
8. Provide mentoring and guidance to early-career engineers within the team.

1. Degree-qualified in Chemical Engineering, Process Engineering, or a related field.
2. Strong working knowledge of process control systems, instrumentation, and chemical treatment principles.
3. Experienced in detailed process design across industrial systems, ideally with exposure to infrastructure or environmental protection applications.
4. Skilled in interpreting and producing technical documentation, including process simulations and risk assessments.
5. Proactive communicator with the ability to manage multiple technical inputs and align cross-functional teams.
6. Comfortable engaging in R&D, trialling new solutions, and integrating findings into engineering design.
7. Chartered or working towards professional accreditation (e.g., IChemE, IMechE) is desirable.
8. Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel occasionally for project needs.

1. You'll receive a salary of £45,000-£60,000 depending on experience.
2. Contribute to industry-shaping infrastructure and environmental projects.
3. Work with a highly skilled, collaborative, and forward-thinking team.
4. Flexible working and excellent opportunities for professional development.
5. Competitive package with company vehicle, pension, and training support.