Principal Process /Specialty Engineering

At Fluor, we are proud to design and build projects and careers. We are committed to fostering a welcoming and collaborative work environment that encourages big-picture thinking, brings out the best in our employees, and helps us develop innovative solutions that contribute to building a better world together. If this sounds like a culture you would like to work in, you’re invited to apply for this role. Job Description

We are seeking a Principal Process /Specialty Engineering  with substantial Life Sciences experience to provide process engineering support for feasibility studies and concept designs for new facilities and retrofits. This client-facing technical leadership role requires the ability to work effectively with limited and evolving information, guide multidisciplinary teams, and represent Fluor confidently during early project engagements. The position serves as the primary technical interface among clients, discipline engineers, project management, vendors, contractors, and external specialists, ensuring alignment of technical scope, decisions, and deliverables throughout early project development. You will join the Project Development Studio (PDS), a worldwide team of subject matter experts within Fluor’s Advanced Technology & Life Sciences Business Line. PDS delivers up to fifty early-phase projects annually across life sciences, advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, data centers, and battery manufacturing. Candidates must demonstrate recent, hands-on experience developing process engineering deliverables for Life Sciences facilities and translating process requirements into integrated conceptual designs.   Key Responsibilities

Lead the development of process engineering design basis from first principles, including process definition, process flow development, utility demand determination, equipment sizing philosophies, production modelling, mass balances, and support facility integration.Define study objectives, evaluate alternatives, and lead the delivery of feasibility and concept studies. Coordinate process scope and resolve technical interfaces across architectural, HVAC,building services, electrical, controls/automation, and other engineering disciplines. Develop process models and phase-appropriate deliverables, including process descriptions, schematic flow diagrams, block flow diagrams, process flow diagrams, heat and material balances, production schedules, process studies, capacity analyses, utility summaries, raw-material summaries, and waste summaries. Develop integrated equipment diagrams (IED), utility flow diagrams, utility and offsites design bases, and utility-equipment sizing bases to support facility layouts, general arrangements, and multidisciplinary design development. Work closely with architects and multidisciplinary teams to arrange and size equipment in accordance with process, operational, safety, and regulatory requirements. Develop phase-appropriate priced equipment lists, equipment cost estimates. Support control system/automation estimates with high level instrument list and I/O counts. Define facility and service scope and provide technology-platform assessments and option comparisons. Analyze complex design challenges, evaluate alternatives, and recommend practical, inherently safe solutions. Plan and execute process engineering tasks in accordance with contract requirements, project scope, schedule, and budget. Prepare and deliver client presentations and develop technical and project-execution content for proposals. Support business development and estimating activities, including equipment pricing and pursuit strategy, to secure new PDS projects. Maintain relationships with external consultants, industry organizations, contemporaries, and clients. Share advanced process-engineering practices, capture lessons learned, and mentor and coach.

Basic Job Requirements

Accredited four-year engineering degree, or global