USA|Associated Engineer 1

Job Title: Fluid System Project Engineer
Location: Orlando Florida 32817
Shift: 8am - 4pm
Duration: 8 Months Possibility to extend

A Snapshot of Your Day
As a Fluid System Project Engineer you specify various components such as valves heat exchangers pumps and instrumentation. The role verifies our contractual requirements and ensures that our reference design meets customers specification and/or modifies our design as needed.
This position specifies and implements various components to an overall skid design and ensures our suppliers follow the requirements. You are the interface between supplier and customer to deliver our product such as Hydraulic and Lube Oil Skid in quality and time. The role will also collaborate with our internal partners such as piping electrical and Instrumentation & controls and coordinate cross department customer deliverable documents such as customer interface documents and electrical load lists. The Fluid System Project Engineer is also responsible to support commissioning tasks on site and/or resolving issues when they arise.

How Youll Make an Impact

Primary contact for all Fluid Systems-related questions for Lube Oil Packages Hydraulic Skid etc.
Responsible for the complete order execution process of Gas Turbine auxiliaries. Manage the Fluid System technical Scope for Steam and Gas Turbines packages
Develop and configure Process and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs) using COMOS for all systems.
Provide Technical Specifications and Review technical documents such as Bill of Materials vendor drawings etc.
Provide back-office support during implementation and commissioning activities at site.
Collaborate with internal interface partners like I&C electrical engineering piping & layout.

What You Bring

Bachelors Degree in Engineering or related field.
Eager to learn and acquire experience in related cross-discipline areas. Able to prioritize work and compete tasks.
Effective communication (written and verbal) across multi-functional teams!
Proficient in MS Office.
Applicants must be legally authorized for employment in the United States without need for current or future employer-sponsored work authorization.