Process Engineer

My Client is an international engineering company delivering innovative technical solutions worldwide. We have recently opened a branch in Donegal, Ireland to support customers across Europe, Africa, and beyond, providing local technical expertise while collaborating with our global teams. Guided by our values of Tenacity, Ingenuity, and Collaboration, we are committed to practical problem-solving and continuous improvement.
The Role
We are seeking a Process Engineer to support the sales, commissioning, and implementation of our products and systems. This is an office-based role in Donegal, Ireland, with travel to customer sites as required. The role will involce extensiove travel to clients sites across Europe and North Africa and also some visits to the USA and Canada. There will also be potential travel to other countries and therefore the successful candidate must be able to travel without restrictions.
You will ensure smooth transitions from sales to operational use, provide technical expertise to customers, and oversee commissioning activities.
Key Responsibilities
Support sales with technical expertise and proposals
Design, implement, and optimise process solutions
Oversee installation and commissioning at customer sites
Develop documentation, manuals, and provide customer training
Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, and operations teams
About You
Degree in Mechanical, Chemical, or related Engineering
Ideally 5+ years’ experience in process engineering, commissioning, or applications, however graduates with 1-2 years experience will be considered to be developed into the role.
Strong customer-facing and communication skills
Full, unrestricted driving licence; willing to travel
What We Offer
Competitive salary banding based on experience and the level of candidate
Work with international customers across Europe and Africa and be part of a growing European operation.
Benefits:
* Company pension (Irish standard Pension Scheme)
* On-site parking
Ability to commute/relocate:
* Gweedore, County Donegal: reliably commute or plan to relocate to the area before starting work (required)