We are looking for a Junior Mechanical Engineer with a strong interest in valve systems and industrial piping components. In this role, you will assist in the design, selection, specification, documentation, and technical support of valves used in process systems. You will work under the guidance of senior engineers and gain exposure to real-world engineering challenges in high-pressure, high-temperature, and corrosive service conditions.
Assist in the preparation of valve datasheets, specifications, and requisitions.
Support the selection of valve types (globe, gate, ball, butterfly, check, control, relief) based on application parameters.
Review and interpret P&IDs, valve layouts, and isometric drawings.
Conduct basic sizing calculations (Cv, flow rates, pressure drops) using internal tools or software.
Prepare and maintain technical documentation including valve lists, MTOs, technical bid evaluations, and inspection checklists.
Interface with suppliers and vendors to collect technical information and support procurement processes.
Assist with reviewing vendor drawings and ensuring compliance with codes and standards.
Support valve FAT (Factory Acceptance Testing) and site inspections under supervision.
Record valve performance test data (seat leakage, stroke timing, set pressure) and report discrepancies.
Assist in ensuring valves meet specifications related to pressure rating, material, actuator function, and tagging.
Participate in field walkdowns and valve tagging activities.
Assist in troubleshooting valve issues such as leakage, actuator malfunction, or improper fit-up during installations.
Document field observations and participate in commissioning activities with the project team.
Learn and apply relevant standards such as API 6D, API 598, ASME B16.34, ISO 5208, NACE MR0175, and company specifications.
Participate in internal technical training sessions on valve fundamentals, flow control systems, and material compatibility.
Develop knowledge of safety, reliability, and plant integrity principles.
Education:
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field.
Experience:
0–3 years of relevant experience (internships or academic projects related to piping/valves are a plus).
Technical Skills:
Basic understanding of industrial valve types and applications
Familiarity with engineering documents: P&ID, isometrics, GA drawings
Exposure to valve sizing principles and flow fundamentals
Proficiency with MS Excel; basic CAD knowledge (AutoCAD or SolidWorks)
Exposure to valve vendors or manufacturers during academic projects or internships
Basic knowledge of NDT methods, material properties, and piping systems
Understanding of control valves and actuators (pneumatic/electric)
Eagerness to learn and grow in valve and piping systems engineering
Strong technical aptitude and analytical mindset
Good written and verbal communication skills
Detail-oriented with an organized approach to documentation
Team-oriented and capable of working under the guidance of senior staff
Primarily office-based with visits to valve workshops, test labs, and occasionally to site/plant locations
Exposure to safety protocols and PPE usage during site visits or testing activities