Requisition ID: 99757

Job Category: Metals

Location: Mississauga, ON, Canada

The hydrometallurgy team is growing! Hatch needs a Senior Process Engineer to join our Metals Business Unit in the Hydrometallurgy Practice. Become part of a global team of innovative and trusted professionals who provide process engineering input to the different sectors within a Consulting Engineering and EPCM Environment. You will be part of an engineering team providing engineering services and/or field support while developing solutions in all areas of the process plant across various systems, unit operations and process equipment. You are passionate about this field and are a subject matter expert in one or more of the following commodities: alumina, battery chemicals, copper, cobalt, nickel, lithium, phosphates, rare earths, uranium and/or precious metals. Experience with processing lithium from hard rock or clays will be highly regarded You have demonstrated skills in:

Unit process knowhow for leaching, solvent extraction, neutralization, crystallization, IX, dewatering, filtering, electrowinning, etc.
Design, coordination and supervision of laboratory test work,
Plant audits, surveys, sampling campaigns, and circuit optimization,
Mathematical modelling and simulations
Writing technical reports and engineering documentation
Mentoring of more junior staff

Key Responsibilities Include:

Perform process engineering tasks on Hydrometallurgical aspects of projects, in a variety of commodities. When requested, act as Lead Process Engineer on projects or studies.
Operate with full competence and independence in the execution of all design calculations, design criteria, in the compilation and execution of equipment lists and calculations. Provide frequent training, guidance and supervision to junior colleagues.
Actively engage with clients to understand project requirements and work to define process design criteria and technology selection
Compilation of Process Flow Diagrams, along with associated mass and energy balance calculations
Undertake trade off studies to resolve options
Conduct capacity analysis for existing plants
Design of the process control logic adhering to appropriate safety standards, and documentation into Functional Descriptions
Process review of equipment bids, proposals, and other initiatives
Liaising with other discipline engineers to ensure designs conform to process requirements

Qualifications and Experience:

Process Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, or Chemical Engineering degree.
Minimum 12 years extensive design, commissioning and/or operational experience of hydrometallurgical processing equipment
Experience in scoping and management of metallurgical testwork programs (benchscale, pilot scale, on-site testing)
Strong client and business development focus.
Ability to lead processing engineering tasks on a project, within the allocated budget and schedule, including mentoring and guidance of junior colleagues

Base salary range: $115,000 to $165,000

At Hatch, we are committed to fair and equitable compensation practices. In accordance with legislated pay transparency requirements, the expected salary range for this position is based on current market data and aligned with internal pay structures to ensure consistency and fairness.

Your individual compensation within this range will depend on factors such as skills, experience, qualifications and location. In addition to base pay, our total rewards package may include performance-based incentives, comprehensive benefits, and other programs designed to support your well-being and growth.

Why join us?

• Work with great people to make a difference
• Collaborate on exciting projects to develop innovative solutions
• Top employer

What we offer you?

• Flexible work environment
• Long term career development
• Think globally, work locally

Don't meet every single requirement? You don't need to. At Hatch, we are building a diverse, inclusive workplace that fosters innovation. If you're interested in this role, we encourage you to apply even if your past experiences don't perfectly align with the skills we've listed.