Job Description
Project Engineer – Corpus Christi, TX Step into a high-impact engineering role with an industry powerhouse shaping the future of energy infrastructure across North America. This organization operates one of the most extensive integrated networks in the sector—spanning tens of thousands of miles of pipelines and world-class storage and processing assets. With continued investment in large-scale infrastructure, export capabilities, and next-generation energy solutions, this is a place where engineers directly influence critical systems that keep energy moving safely and efficiently. Known for its operational excellence and long-term growth strategy, this company consistently reinvests in its assets, embraces innovation in process optimization, and fosters a culture where engineering expertise drives real-world results. Employees are empowered to take ownership of projects, collaborate with top technical experts, and contribute to initiatives that have national and global impact. What You’ll Do Lead and support engineering efforts across gas and liquid systems, including pipelines, compressor stations, and processing facilities Drive safety and compliance by participating in key processes such as MOC, HAZOPs, PSSRs, and equipment integrity studies Troubleshoot operational challenges and identify opportunities to enhance system performance and reliability Plan and execute capital and expense projects, managing scope, cost estimates, and timelines Develop detailed project scopes supporting operational needs, expansions, and infrastructure improvements Ensure designs meet engineering standards, regulatory requirements, and performance expectations Coordinate with internal experts, contractors, and vendors to review designs and deliver high-quality project outcomes Oversee field activities to ensure construction aligns with specifications and safety standards Partner with operations teams to support safe and efficient facility startups Maintain thorough project documentation and provide clear updates to stakeholders What You Bring Degree in Engineering, ideally in Chemical or Mechanical disciplines Experience working with energy infrastructure, particularly pipelines, processing, or midstream systems Strong project execution skills, including cost estimation and scheduling Proficiency with tools such as Excel and project scheduling software Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, evolving environment Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset Willingness to travel domestically as needed Why This Role Stands Out This is an opportunity to work on critical infrastructure at scale—where your contributions directly support energy reliability and economic growth. You’ll gain exposure to complex systems, collaborate with leading experts in the field, and play a key role in projects that continue to expand and modernize essential energy networks.