Mechanical Engineer

Your main responsibilities:

• Coordinate and plan all piping and mechanical discipline deliverables within assigned projects to ensure timely execution.
• Generate mechanical datasheets for specialized components—including valves, strainers, pump and thermal relief valves (TRVs)—in strict accordance with project specifications and KROHNE standards.
• Develop and review General Arrangement Drawings (GADs), Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs), piping isometrics, pipe supports, structural and lifting drawings.
• Review 3D models of specialized metering skids and interpret pipe stress, structural, and lifting calculations to ensure design integrity and regulatory compliance.
• Support procurement teams by developing technical specifications for equipment inquiries and evaluating vendor technical bids.
• Oversee metering skid fabrication and lead Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) to ensure systems meet design performance metrics.
• Collaborate proactively with Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) disciplines to maintain rigorous inspection standards throughout fabrication.
• Liaise effectively with Engineering Managers, Project Managers, Discpline Leads, clients, vendors, local authorities, and global KROHNE entities to ensure project alignment.
• Communicate complex technical issues and manage engineering interfaces across clients, vendors, immediate colleagues, and internal cross-functional KROHNE disciplines.
• Participate in workflow optimization by continuously reviewing and improving engineering design tools, methods, procedures, and internal workflows.
• Communicate technical issues and manage project interfaces smoothly among clients, vendors, direct colleagues, and cross-functional internal KROHNE disciplines.

Your qualifications:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or an equivalent engineering discipline with minimum of 5 years of experience in a related mechanical engineering field. Fresh graduates are also highly encouraged to apply and will be considered for an entry-level development track.

• Practical knowledge of mechanical construction, welding technology, and material properties.

• In-depth working knowledge of general international piping and welding standards, including PED, ASME, and API guidelines.

• Proficient in performing pressure drop calculations and able to intepret stress calculations, flow profile calculations, and structural analysis reports.

• Practical experience with engineering design and analysis tools, such as AutoPLANT 3D, Navisworks, CAESAR II, and STAAD.Pro.

• Solid technical knowledge coupled with excellent verbal and written communication skills in English.

• Demonstrates a resilient "can-do" attitude paired with strong team motivation and collaborative skills.

• Having one or more of the following skills can be an added advantage:

  • Proven experience managing the specific mechanical and structural engineering challenges unique to the Oil & Gas industry.
  • Prior hands-on experience designing and engineering Metering Skids or Process Skids.
  • Practical proficiency or familiarity with SmartPlant design software suites.