Process Engineer - Milwaukee

Milwaukee, WI

Full Time

Milwaukee

Mid Level

Logical Systems LLC (LSI), a leading provider of engineering and project management services since 1985, is seeking a skilled and experienced Process Engineer to join our team in the Milwaukee area. As a growing company ranked 13th among the largest system integrators in the U.S. by Control Engineering in 2022, LSI continues to expand with offices across the U.S. and international locations in Canada and China. Recognized as a Top Workplace in the Memphis area from 2017 to 2021 by The Commercial Appeal and recognized as the Top Workplace in the Denver area in 2024 by The Denver Post, LSI offers a dynamic and collaborative work environment where your contributions will make an impact.

JOB SUMMARY

Process Engineers work with clients to produce detailed process designs and simulations for new equipment, or to modify existing process designs to correct deficiencies.

This work involves the entire project life cycle, including creating job proposals for clients, performing the detailed process design, simulating the process, providing support during project start-up, and validating process performance after start-up.

Reports To: Operations Director

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

Develop process mechanical deliverables from concept through construction

Develop equipment specifications, process and instrumentation drawings (P&IDs), equipment lists, line lists, POC lists, and operation specifications
Work with designers to create drawings
Write installation scope documents
Prepare and give technical reviews to clients regarding project-related items
Coordinate with other project disciplines as required
Work with clients, vendors, and suppliers to develop deliverables
Estimate process engineering hours and schedule for proposals
Oversee and QC engineering work of others (e.g., drawings, calculations, designs, etc.)
Support construction to include onsite and remote
Lead checkout/start-up efforts associated with project work
Provide technical leadership and manage process mechanical discipline project members
Coach and mentor others as required
Ability to travel as needed with anticipation of 25-50% annually

QUALIFICATIONS

Required Experience/Abilities:
Degreed in Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical, or Chemical)

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience utilizing 3D tools such as Navisworks, Plant 3D, VR, and 3D Scans
Engineered Package development including Scope of Work, P&IDs, Specifications & Mechanical Equipment Arrangements

BENEFITS

Our Work-Life Balance Benefits were created to attract and reward our employees, which includes healthcare, life, supplemental insurance, and wellbeing benefits. Features of our benefits are listed below, which may be based upon position, location, and other eligibility criteria.

Job Title: Senior Control Systems Engineer

Healthcare and Insurance Benefits

Medical, Dental, and Vision Plans
Company-paid Life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment
Long-Term Disability Insurance (LTD)
Short-Term Disability (Supplemental Option)
Voluntary Life Insurance (Supplemental Option)
Health Savings Accounts & Flexible Spending Accounts

Wellbeing Benefits

Paid Holidays and Vacation
Retirement – 401K and Roth 401K w/Company Match/Profit Sharing
Paid Parental Leave
Paid Sick Leave
Dependent Care (FSA)
Employee Assistance Programs
Fitness Membership Reimbursement
Paid Time-off for Charitable Involvement

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Process Engineer - Milwaukee

Process Engineers work with clients to produce detailed process designs and simulations for new equipment, or to modify existing process designs to correct deficiencies.

Job Title: Senior Control Systems Engineer

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