Minimum 10 years of experience with Process Equipment design and engineering.
Experience with storage tank design and hazardous storage design.
Strong knowledge of engineering best practices and code requirements for process equipment.
Experience coordinating multidisciplinary engineering activities for capital projects over $500M TIC.
Responsibilities
Lead multidisciplinary design reviews and equipment verification activities.
Coordinate with stakeholders, contractors, and suppliers to ensure sound equipment designs.
Serve as an independent technical reviewer across multiple manufacturing areas.
Identify and resolve design deficiencies to improve project execution certainty.
Conduct risk evaluations and maintain cross-functional alignment.
Benefits
Opportunity to work on major capital projects in the pharmaceutical sector.
Engagement with multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders.
Potential for professional growth in a regulated environment.
Full Job Description
Title:
TF/SR/HS Process Engineer
The TF/SR/HS Process Engineer provides overall engineering oversight for Tank Farm and Hazardous Storage and serves as the primary technical focal point for this production node. This role coordinates engineering disciplines, manages facility-specific technical interfaces, and ensures engineering
decisions support manufacturing objectives, technology transfer requirements, regulatory compliance, operational readiness, and alignment with Lilly's established platform strategy.
Key Responsibilities
Lead multidisciplinary design reviews, equipment verification activities, supplier coordination, operability and maintainability assessments, risk evaluations, and cross-functional alignment between engineering, manufacturing, quality, CQV, maintenance, and project controls organizations.
Work closely with Lilly stakeholders, EPCM contractor(s), equipment suppliers, and the PMC team, the TF/SR/HS Process Engineer ensures equipment designs are technically sound, fit-for-purpose, capable of successful qualification and startup, and aligned with long-term manufacturing requirements.
Serve as an independent technical reviewer and integration resource across multiple manufacturing areas, helping identify and resolve design deficiencies, reduce lifecycle risk, and improve project execution certainty.
Required Education & Experience Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering.
Minimum 10 years of experience with Process Equipment design and engineering.
Experience with storage tank design, and hazardous storage design.
Strong knowledge of engineering, design, constructability, operability, and maintainability best practices and code requirements for process equipment.
Experience successfully coordinating multidisciplinary engineering and design activities for capital projects in excess of $500M TIC.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience supporting pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or GMP-regulated facilities.
Prior experience in an Owner’s Representative or PMC role for major capital projects in excess of $1B TIC.
Experience supporting commissioning, qualification, and startup activities.
Professional Engineer (PE) license.
About KBR, Inc
KBR, Inc is an American engineering, procurement, and construction company headquartered in Houston, Texas. The company provides services to customers in the energy, chemical, and government sectors, among others. KBR has a global presence, with operations in over 40 countries. The company was founded in 1901 as M.W. Kellogg Company and has undergone several name changes and mergers since then. KBR is committed to delivering innovative and sustainable solutions to its customers while also being a responsible corporate citizen.
