2026INE - Ahmedabad Career Fair 27 & 28 Jun - Facilities/Process Design Engineer

What will you do Cont..

Project Development and front End Engineering Management:

• Lead integrated project teams for early project development and concept selection activities and contribute towards Engineering Surveillance of contractor deliverables during FEED and Detailed Design.
• Technical leadership for projects in Process Design and addressing complex technical challenges, supporting and leading projects from concept through commissioning and startup.
• Ensure quality, compliance with job specification, design methods and safety factors of process design deliverables created both by contractors and by ExxonMobil self-perform methods in all stages of capital projects
• Ensuring compliance with job specification, design methods and safety factors are correctly applied in the design.
• Providing operability reviews for start-up, normal, turndown, and shutdown modes. Establishing design basis for normal and alternate operating conditions
• Participate/lead design reviews, Risk Assessments, HAZOPs, vendor bid evaluations, and project readiness reviews
• Review Utilities specifications, including steam generation / distribution systems, water supply / treating, fuel systems, compressed air / nitrogen systems, cooling water system, safety systems and power generation.
• Develop project schedule to appropriate level of detail and set key milestone dates to support project goals, including aligning with turnaround milestones and unit outages.
• Develop project Road Map with input from key stakeholders and manage internal and external interfaces.
• Develop project resource plans, manage development phase budget, track scope changes, and coordinate cross-functional project support including benchmarking, cost and schedule estimating, and execution planning
• Determine contractor scope of work for pre-FEED/FEED, monitor contractor performance against plans and job specification, and develop improvement plans to address any performance gaps.