Principal Consultant

Schneider Electric • Houston, TX

16h • Hybrid

About The Position

Schneider Electric Systems USA, Inc. seeks a Principal Consultant in Houston, TX.
Job Description: Lead, execute, and deliver chemical and refining engineering simulation projects, including project management and scheduling, for oil and gas industry. Work with different teams to coordinate various aspects in a project lifetime from software support to customer interfacing. Join in on sales calls and meetings and demonstrate the company’s products capabilities. Deliver and install the company’s systems. Interface with the client, senior managers, project managers, and lead a team of junior engineers as well as interface with a variety of senior content specialists. Plan and conduct a variety of meetings such as internal kickoff, client kickoff, regular project reviews, status meetings, model acceptance tests, factory acceptance tests, and site acceptance tests. Develop chemical engineering functional specifications, project schedules, execution plans, work packages, testing plans, and project documentation. Enforce industry standard quality management procedures. Eligible for remote work 2 dys/wk. Up to 25% travel required to client sites to deliver projects and complete site acceptance testing.
Requirements: Position requires a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, or foreign equivalent, in Chemical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, or related field, and experience (3 years with Bachelor’s or 1 year with Master’s) in distributed control system and safety instrumented system engineering, or related occupation, which must include at least some experience in the following skills: Calculating temporal differential equations and solution methodologies; Utilizing Chemical/Refining Process Technology: unit operations including drums, separators, heat exchangers, compressors, turbines, distillation columns, dryers, absorbers, evaporators, reactors, and reading and interpreting process flow drawings; Reading and interpreting process control diagrams, regulatory control, advanced process control, safety systems, sequence systems, and PLC's; Utilizing and interfacing with distributed control systems and HMI's; Reading P&IDs, PFDs Cause and Effect diagrams; and Using Operating manuals, Control Logic, SIS functionality, Shutdown Keys and Startup/Shutdown procedures.
EOE.
To Apply: Visit http://careers.se.com and search Req#106295
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Requirements

• Position requires a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, or foreign equivalent, in Chemical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, or related field, and experience (3 years with Bachelor’s or 1 year with Master’s) in distributed control system and safety instrumented system engineering, or related occupation, which must include at least some experience in the following skills: Calculating temporal differential equations and solution methodologies
• Utilizing Chemical/Refining Process Technology: unit operations including drums, separators, heat exchangers, compressors, turbines, distillation columns, dryers, absorbers, evaporators, reactors, and reading and interpreting process flow drawings
• Reading and interpreting process control diagrams, regulatory control, advanced process control, safety systems, sequence systems, and PLC's
• Utilizing and interfacing with distributed control systems and HMI's
• Reading P&IDs, PFDs Cause and Effect diagrams
• Using Operating manuals, Control Logic, SIS functionality, Shutdown Keys and Startup/Shutdown procedures.

Responsibilities

• Lead, execute, and deliver chemical and refining engineering simulation projects, including project management and scheduling, for oil and gas industry.
• Work with different teams to coordinate various aspects in a project lifetime from software support to customer interfacing.
• Join in on sales calls and meetings and demonstrate the company’s products capabilities.
• Deliver and install the company’s systems.
• Interface with the client, senior managers, project managers, and lead a team of junior engineers as well as interface with a variety of senior content specialists.
• Plan and conduct a variety of meetings such as internal kickoff, client kickoff, regular project reviews, status meetings, model acceptance tests, factory acceptance tests, and site acceptance tests.
• Develop chemical engineering functional specifications, project schedules, execution plans, work packages, testing plans, and project documentation.
• Enforce industry standard quality management procedures.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level