Senior Project Engineer

Worley
Billings, MT
Category Operations
Job Description
Role Overview

The Senior Project Engineer will be responsible for managing and mentoring a team of engineers and designers, ensuring high-quality, compliant, and efficient delivery across oil, gas, and chemical projects. This includes guiding technical directions, reviewing deliverables, and driving performance to meet project objectives, safety standards, and client expectations.

What You Will Do

The Senior Project Engineer will make independent decisions and set priorities related to complex situations based on established guidelines, taking into account the cost and schedule impact to the project. They will also oversee the execution of the project plan, ensuring compliance with customer Basis of Design and applicable codes and regulations.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will have at least 12 years of experience in petrochemical and refining with project design, execution, and construction. They will also have a strong understanding of project cost buildup, including gross margin, and be able to track cost and schedule using analytical skills to forecast trends.

Requirements

  • Advanced understanding of Worley Management and Knowledge Systems, processes, and tools
  • Ability to assist others and troubleshoot issues
  • Competent in Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams, and PowerPoint
  • Competent in Microsoft Access and Visio
  • Demonstrates full commitment to all health and safety matters and provides safety leadership to project team
  • Satisfies all requirements of project safety compliance
  • University degree or equivalent in engineering
  • Licensed Professional Engineer (preferred)

Benefits

  • Competitive salary
  • Opportunity for career growth and development
  • Diverse and inclusive workplace
  • Reskilling and transferable skills support
  • Support for transition to low-carbon energy infrastructure and technology
  • Health and safety training and support
  • Comprehensive benefits package (not explicitly mentioned, but implied)
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