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Process Engineer - New Process Technologies - Permanent Staff - London/Hybrid - Consulting
Are you a curious chemical engineer that covets the unconventional, finds flexibility fabulous and feels stifled by structure?
Our client has found a niche in doing things differently - pushing the boundaries, challenging the conventional on early stage CAPEX projects for some of the world's biggest names, and a plethora of start-up/scale-up organisations.
An opportunity now exists for a Process Engineer - New Process Technologies to join the team. Your task will be to support early stage capital studies as part of multidisciplinary teams, contributing to the analytical and technical content of deliverables. It's a dynamic environment, you'll work on a wide variety of projects, priorities will change, and there'll be real opportunities to develop and shape your career. This is not a regular 'by the book' job - you'll need to embrace a relatively non-linear, unstructured working environment where you back your talent to succeed.
To be successful in the role, you must be a degree-qualified chemical engineer, UK based and eligible to work here. This is an ideal opportunity for a first career-mover: perhaps you've gained experience in an operations environment and want to use that experience to build a consulting career? You may have completed a PhD and are looking to build your industrial career?
In return you can expect an excellent salary, ranging dependent upon experience, alongside hybrid working, a 9-day fortnight, health benefit and life insurance.