Process Integration Lead Engineer (Waste-to-X)

TL;DR

Process Integration Lead Engineer (Waste-to-X): Leading process engineering integration across project phases for waste infrastructure plants with an accent on plant documentation, safety compliance, and technical interface coordination. Focus on owning water balances, leading HAZOP studies, and managing the transition from design to commissioning.

Location: Slovakia (Levice). Hybrid: home office possible 2 days a week.

Salary: from 3,100 EUR/month (gross)

Company

Global innovation leader in waste infrastructure focused on transforming waste into energy, heat, hydrogen, and fertilizer.

What you will do

• Lead process engineering integration and create key plant documents, including water balances, shutdown sequences, and function descriptions.
• Act as HAZOP study leader to ensure plant safety and HSE compliance throughout the project lifecycle.
• Coordinate technical interfaces between Project Engineering Managers, EIC teams, and process engineers.
• Support commissioning activities and prepare ‘as-built’ documentation.
• Contribute to tender proposals and develop technical standards and guidelines.
• Provide training and technical guidance to junior engineers.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in process, mechanical, or chemical engineering.
• 5+ years of experience in technical process integration for major industrial plant construction projects.
• Expertise in WtX, RG, PtX, or Carbon Capture technologies and Risk Assessment methods (HAZID, HAZOP, ATEX).
• Proficiency in engineering tools such as Aspen and COMOS.
• Fluent English (spoken and written).
• Willingness to travel to sites or suppliers up to 10% of the time.

Culture & Benefits

• Indefinite employment contract with 13th salary and 5% annual bonus.
• Flexible working hours (core time 9:00–15:00) and hybrid work options (2 days home office).
• Additional leave, sick days, and recreation allowance.
• Company mobile phone or phone allowance.
• Support for professional growth, education, and pension scheme contributions (up to 2.5%).