Analyzer Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Develop programs and best practices, monitor KPIs to improve Analyzer performance apply statistical tools to assess analyzer performance.
• Develop and manage equipment strategies as per the site safety and reliability practices.
• Provide subject matter expertise to operating facilities Operations, Maintenance, and Engineering teams by consulting, providing awareness sessions, and participating in and leading technical exchanges and conferences.
• Conduct benchmarks, business case studies, pilot and evaluate new Analyzer technologies to contribute to yield improvement.
• Lead technical sessions such as the design review, model review, and commissioning for Analyzers.
• Analyze chronicle problems and debottleneck complex analyzer problems to improve process operations and economic benefits.
• Review standards and General Instructions and act as leading SME in the Analyzer field.
• Remain abreast of industry standards developments (e.g., ASTM, ISA, ISO, IEC).
• Identify and support opportunities to improve site analyzer performance.
• Lead project execution for project proposals, initiatives, studies, and continuous improvement of solutions and problem solvers.
• Develop project design specifications for analyzer systems
• Perform analyzer engineering calculations (e.g., fast loop lag time, probe wake frequency, ventilation requirements, phase envelopes)
• Support cost estimation for analyzers and analyzer systems.

Requirements:

• You must have a bachelor’s degree in Electrical engineering, Industrial Engineering, or its equivalent.
• You should have a minimum of 12 years of experience with Analyzers with at least 7 years of experience with online Process Analyzers in the oil & gas, refining, or petrochemical industry, or related industries.
• You must be able to demonstrate knowledge and working experience in various analytical chemistry techniques (Gas Chromatography, Mass Spectrometry, Infrared & Ultraviolet Spectroscopy) Physical Property Analyzers and Gas Detectors.
• As well a strong understanding in key oil and gas, petrochemical or refining processes and their associated analyzer applications.
• You should be experienced in Analyzer communication/transmission protocol and networking consideration for interface to Distributed Control Systems (DCS).
• And be able to demonstrate knowledge of Industry standards, country-specific regulations, and local codes.
• An understanding of refinery facilities, Feedstock/products movements, refinery margins, giveaways, and process yields is essential.
• You should have strong analytical and troubleshooting skills in the field of analyzers.
• You should also possess strong leadership skills to manage lead technical dialogues and steer technical teams.