Process Engineer

A Day in the Life: The Process Engineer will be involved in the design and construction of new projects and modification of existing equipment and efficiency improvements as required to meet safety, commercial expectations, maximize operating efficiencies and maintain compliance with all federal, state, and local regulatory requirements. The work will include performing in-house design and coordination with outside consultants and contractors as necessary for successful project completion. Equipment selection, procurement and construction contract administration are typical duties of the Process Engineer. What You’ll Be Doing: Actively and enthusiastically participate in and lead facility safety activities. When designing projections and/or troubleshooting equipment, ensure that safety requirements of the facility are followed. Conceptually design and perform feasibility studies for new projects. Develop cost estimates for projects. Develop DCF models for large projects. Manage outside consulting engineers/contractors and coordinate project activities with the plant. Develop equipment specifications and prepare construction bid packages. Ensure project schedules and cost projections are achieved. Complete problem solving and troubleshooting on an as‑need basis and as requested by the plant management. Catalog and control all Plant drawings and P&IDs. Skill/Experience Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, civil, agricultural, electrical, or chemical engineering required. 6-9 years of experience in plant operations, maintenance and safety is required. Proficiency with applicable computer software packages including AutoCAD, Microsoft Word, Excel and Project. Knowledge of design codes and governmental regulations affecting the industry including NFPA 36, NFPA 61, OSHA and EPA is preferred. Demonstrates mechanical aptitude and interest with strong problem‑solving skills. Demonstrates organizational and planning capabilities. Strong verbal and written communication skills. Collaborative team player. Has worked on projects of $2.5M–$5M that are very complex and impact the entire plant operations. The employee is responsible for implementing industry best practice efficiency solutions on some plant projects and improving or reducing KPI standards. Has completed projects successfully on time and on budget that met expectations and responsibilities including safety compliance and incorporating safety in design and operations of project, requiring pre‑planning, developing risk registers for scope, schedule and cost, recognizing the most cost‑effective design and construction methods, proactively responding to scope changes. Has been responsible for quantifiable improvement in KPI efficiency with value creation annually $500K. Has directed third‑party contractors, mechanical, electrical, and engineering firms, across a fully integrated plant. Must be able to understand Bunge policies and when they are applied. Must be able to manage safety requirements and implementation with reports and contractors. Must be able to cover the Department Manager for PTO. Benefits: Health benefits offering choices so you can enroll in medical, dental and vision plans that meet your individual needs. 401(k) retirement plan investing in your future with an automatic 5% company contribution and matching up to 4% of your contributions. Family support providing 6 weeks of 100% paid parental leave and fertility coverage. Tuition reimbursement contributing to your education by reimbursing $5,000 of tuition expenses annually. Time off providing generous PTO based on professional work experience. 0‑9 years: 25 days 10‑19 years: 30 days 20+ years: 35 days Compensation: Compensation range is $98,296.00-$110,583.00. In addition to the regular compensation, this role is also eligible for an annual incentive bonus. #J-18808-Ljbffr Illinois Ag