AIRCO
Engineer I
New Britain, Pennsylvania, United StatesentryAdded 1 month ago
About this role
AIRCO, a carbon conversion technology leader, seeks an Engineer I to support process design and development for synthetic fuel production. You'll work hands-on in lab and pilot plant settings, collaborating with senior engineers on process flow schemes, engineering documentation, and technical problem-solving in a startup environment.
What you'll do
- Develop process flow schemes and engineering design templates under senior engineer guidance
- Conduct hands-on lab and pilot plant operations with structured training
- Review engineering data, schematics, drawings, and process documentation for accuracy
- Support cross-functional development projects and process technology evaluation
- Analyze data and communicate findings through written reports and presentations
- Ensure compliance with engineering standards and safety/environmental regulations
What they're looking for
- Chemical engineering fundamentals
- Process development and engineering
- Pilot plant operations and scale-up
- Technical documentation and data analysis
- AutoCAD, Aspen, Python, or Matlab (preferred)
- Problem-solving and attention to detail
- Lab and hands-on experimental work
- Safety-conscious mindset
Benefits
- Full health, dental, and vision insurance coverage for employee; 70% for spouse/dependents
- Company-sponsored HSA and FSA accounts
- Paid short-term disability insurance
- Flexible and generous paid time off including holidays and sick leave
- Optional long-term disability and life insurance
- Day 1 benefits eligibility
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AIRCO
AIRCO develops carbon conversion technology for synthetic fuel production. The company is hiring engineers to support process design and development work in lab and pilot plant settings.
View all jobs at AIRCOLikely interview questions
- Can you walk us through a process development or pilot plant project you worked on during an internship or co-op, and what your specific contributions were?
- Tell us about your experience with engineering tools like AutoCAD, Aspen, Python, or Matlab. Which have you used and in what context?