A Taste of Your Responsibilities

• Develop programs that improve utility system capacity, capability, sustainability, and control while reducing total delivered cost.

• Provide technical feasibility assessments and recommendations to cross‑functional teams throughout the organization.

• Partner with platform engineering leadership to develop annual and multi‑year capital plans by recommending energy and utility system improvements that are proven in both concept and performance.

• Apply strategic thinking, technical expertise, and hands‑on execution across a portfolio of complex infrastructure projects.

• Navigate ambiguity while advancing new and emerging utility solutions aligned with business objectives.

• Lead Front End Loading packages and technical briefs for infrastructure and utility projects.

• Perform infrastructure technology assessments and recommend best‑in‑class solutions for steam and condensate systems, compressed air systems, air dryers, boilers, hot water systems, and wastewater treatment.

• Collaborate with engineering project managers to develop preliminary capital and expense estimates, schedules, and primary equipment and system performance criteria.

• Identify alternatives, prerequisites, risks, and opportunities associated with proposed utility and energy solutions.

• Review Front End Loading Phase 1 and technical brief packages developed by third‑party engineering partners to ensure accuracy, completeness, and operational effectiveness.

• Participate in design reviews to ensure proper implementation of utility technical solutions and applicable codes through project execution.

• Analyze system performance data and operational metrics to identify improvement opportunities and build business cases aligned with cost, performance, and strategic objectives.

Ingredients Required for Your Success

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering.

• 7+ years of technical and project leadership experience in the design and operation of plant utility systems, including steam and condensate, compressed air, boilers, hot water systems, and wastewater treatment.

• Experience delivering thermal recovery initiatives or reducing energy usage across utility and process systems.

• Engineering design and operational experience supporting complex utility infrastructure.

• Strong influencing skills with a proven record of effective stakeholder engagement across technical and non‑technical teams.

• Willingness to travel up to 50 percent.

• Position may be based remotely east of Denver, Colorado and within reasonable proximity to a major airport, with regular travel to manufacturing facilities

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