Engineering Manager

Purity Gas is a results-oriented team of professionals driven by passion for innovation, continuous improvement and collaboration. We disrupt the multi-billion-dollar nitrogen gas market with state-of-the-art technology that enables commercial & industrial gas users to reliably, safely, and cost-effectively produce their own supply of gaseous nitrogen in-house and on-demand, at a fraction of the cost of buying nitrogen from third-party gas suppliers.

Our cutting-edge NITRO CENTER® solutions offer a compelling value proposition to industrial and commercial nitrogen gas users, primarily by enabling on-demand nitrogen gas production, often at a staggering 90% cost reduction compared to conventional bulk nitrogen gas delivery methods. However, the advantages extend far beyond financial savings. Our nitrogen generation technology prioritizes environmental sustainability by minimizing energy consumption during production and eliminating the necessity for nitrogen gas transportation via traditional means, such as transport trucks.

This approach not only reduces carbon footprint but also enhances operational efficiency, aligning with our commitment to responsible and sustainable operations.

At Purity Gas, our culture is defined by collaboration, motivation, and adaptability, creating an environment that inspires both our team members and partners alike. We prioritize a work culture that not only fosters excitement but also remains responsive to the diverse needs of our clients, partners, and employees. Our greatest asset lies in our positive, goal-focused team, whose dedication drives us towards collective success, innovation, and growth.

• Engineering Leadership
• Lead the day-to-day operation of the Engineering department, including workload planning, technical priorities, team communication, engineering deliverables, and resource allocation.
• Assign engineering work based on customer commitments, production critical path, technical risk, quality risk, safety risk, and release-readiness requirements.
• Provide technical direction, coaching, and accountability to engineering team members, including engineers, designers, technologists, and other technical contributors.
• Run structured engineering meetings, design reviews, workload reviews, and technical action reviews to ensure engineering work is visible, prioritized, and progressing.
• Maintain clear visibility of open engineering actions, overdue technical decisions, drawing releases, ECOs, production support requests, and customer-driven engineering revisions.
• Ensure the Engineering team understands and maintains the distinction between preliminary design work, production-release work, customer-facing documentation, and controlled technical records.
• Escalate resource constraints, systemic technical risks, recurring design issues, and cross-functional blockers to the Director of Operations with clear options and recommended actions.
• Promote a culture of accountability, technical discipline, practical problem solving, and cross-functional collaboration.
• Engineering Change Control, Documentation, and Configuration Management
• Own and manage the engineering change process, including ECRs, ECOs, drawing revisions, BOM revisions, production redlines, deviations, waivers, and technical dispositions.
• Ensure all engineering changes are reviewed for technical, safety, cost, schedule, procurement, customer, production, field-service, and quality impacts before release.
• Lead cross-functional engineering change reviews with Engineering, Production, Quality Assurance, Project Management, Supply Chain, Field Service, and Technical Services.
• Maintain control, accuracy, and completeness of released engineering packages, including drawings, schematics, BOMs, specifications, technical documentation, and supporting records.
• Ensure engineering documentation supports procurement, production, testing, commissioning, field service, customer requirements, traceability, and final system configuration.
• Prevent uncontrolled design drift by ensuring that shop-floor changes, supplier substitutions, customer-driven revisions, and field modifications are reviewed and approved through the appropriate engineering process.
• Partner with Quality Assurance to ensure engineering documentation, technical dispositions, and change records support ISO 9001:2015 requirements, traceability, corrective action, and continuous improvement.
• Reduce recurring engineering and documentation errors by improving release standards, review discipline, templates, and engineering-control processes.
• Production Support, Product Standardization, and Project Engineering
• Serve as the primary engineering escalation point for production issues, drawing errors, BOM discrepancies, technical questions, supplier substitutions, and customer-driven engineering changes.
• Provide timely engineering support to Production, Project Management, Quality Assurance, Supply Chain, and Field Service while maintaining appropriate design control and…