Associate Manager, Power Marketing and Origination
Hanwha Renewables
Senior Process Engineer
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
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Origin: • 🇺🇸 United States
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Senior
About the role
- Support MHI Low Carbon Solutions Canada and Mission Net Zero initiatives to reduce CO2 emissions
- Serve as the Responsible Member under the APEGA Permit to Practice and apply the Permit Holder stamp
- Authenticate process engineering deliverables and apply P.Eng. stamp in compliance with APEGA and regional regulatory requirements
- Provide technical support to project and engineering teams across Japan, Canada, and the United States
- Lead and facilitate technical meetings and discussions with internal stakeholders, clients, and external partners
- Prepare process engineering calculations and technical documents focusing on design optimization, value engineering, and continuous improvement
- Offer expert technical support during commissioning, start-up, and ongoing plant operations and maintenance
- Deliver continuous operational support, document lessons learned, and develop best practices and recommendations
- Collaborate with teams in Japan and the U.S. to support standardization of process engineering practices
- Contribute technical insight to business development and represent the company at industry conferences
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from an accredited college or university
- Minimum of 8 years of relevant experience
- Commissioning experience and/or chemical plant operation experience desired
- Valid Professional Engineer, P.Eng, license registered in APEGA and transferable to other Canadian provinces by comity
- Proficient in process simulation tools such as ASPEN, Pro/II, ProMax, or equivalent
- Demonstrated ability to communicate complex ideas effectively, both in writing and verbally
- Ability to adapt communication style to various audiences and levels
- Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite
- May be required to obtain P.Eng. licensure in provinces outside Alberta
- Willingness to travel up to 25% and attend evening meetings 2–3 days per week
