Senior Process Engineer – Process & Specialty

ZwitterCoWater Treatment

United StatesFull-TimeSenior

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Job Details

Experience: 6+ years

Requirements

University degree in an engineering discipline (chemical or environmental preferred, mechanical or industrial suitable)
6+ years of experience supporting sanitary crossflow membrane systems in an applications or process engineering role
Subject matter expertise in at least one of the following fields: Design and operation of a dairy processing facility, Design and operation of industrial water treatment with spiral UF membranes, Design and operation of food process membrane systems (sanitary RO/NF/UF)
Broad and detailed working knowledge of non-membrane process technologies, such as particulate filtration, evaporation/drying
High level understanding of process flows in a dairy processing plant
Expertise in fluid dynamic principles, especially with membrane processes
Knowledge of spiral element autopsy processes is an added benefit
Familiarity with current product lines for RO/NF/UF membranes common in the sanitary market
Excellent communication skills, both written and oral
Comfort with public speaking (hosting training, webinars, etc)

Responsibilities

Serve as an internal and customer-facing subject matter expert for ZwitterCo products, with emphasis on the sanitary (Evolution) product lines
Partner with the sales team in the customer discovery process and evaluate commercial opportunities for technical feasibility and risk
Provide post-sales technical support for partners and end users to ensure customer success, including customer site visits for product performance checks, process troubleshooting, and data collection
Monitor and collect customer installation data to optimize performance and develop case study reports
Develop process and system design guidelines specific for sanitary applications, working closely with the internal engineering team and external integration/fabrication partners (specifically for the dairy industry) for spiral-wound membrane products
Provide leadership in the development of our internal knowledgebase through assimilation of existing research and planning internal studies to gather product performance data
Provide test plan leadership for pilot, demonstration and feasibility studies, collaborating with the Field engineering group and the Sales team
Lead in-person and online technical trainings for OEM engineers and/or end users
Evaluate, mitigate, and communicate technical risks associated with new applications, projects, and/or partners
Author technical guidance documents and give oral/written presentations to customers, industry partners, and ZwitterCo business leaders as needed
Provide mentorship to less experienced members of the process engineering team

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