Senior Engineer, Relief Valves & System
Listed on 2026-07-01
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Engineering
Process Engineer, Quality Engineering
Senior Engineer, Relief Valves & System
Step into a high-impact Senior Engineer, Relief Valves & System opportunity with a confidential client, where you will help drive meaningful results across Oil & Gas Refining / Drilling / Services. This role offers the chance to make a visible contribution in Lima, Ohio, USA while supporting ambitious technical and operational goals.
YourKey Responsibilities
Lead core execution for the Senior Engineer, Relief Valves & System role across day to day priorities, technical problem solving, and cross functional coordination. Drive high quality outcomes for projects based in Lima, Ohio, USA while maintaining strong operational discipline. Partner with internal stakeholders, vendors, and production teams to move work from planning into successful delivery. Improve process stability, quality, and throughput through disciplined analysis and practical execution.
Support issue resolution, technical decision making, and continuous improvement activity across the function. Document results clearly and communicate progress, risks, and recommendations to the broader team. Contribute hands-on expertise in support of schedule, quality, and business objectives.
Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering or a related engineering discipline. 8 or more years of experience in refining, upstream, or petrochemical environments, with a minimum of 3 years of focused design experience in relief systems. Expert or specialized knowledge of relief valve calculations and relief systems is required. Candidates with fewer total years of experience but a deeper
What's In It For YouTop tier compensation and benefits, with source-aligned pay details of US Dollars per annual salary.
Relocation support is available, creating a smoother path for the right hire to step into the role.
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