Project Engineer - Capital Projects
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 16, 2026. First seen by Alion on Sep 11, 2026.
The Project Engineer supports the execution of large capital projects (€100M+) across the project development lifecycle—from early development support through design, permitting, and financial close. This role serves as a key technical and coordination resource, bridging engineering, project management, permitting, and external partners to ensure project deliverables are completed safely, efficiently, and in alignment with scope, schedule, and budget objectives. The position contributes to technical reviews, execution planning, permitting coordination, project stewardship, and continuous improvement of project delivery practices. The ideal candidate will have a strong process engineering background and use their technical knowledge to be an effective contributor.
Key Responsibilities & Duties
Project Execution & Coordination
Support Program Manager and Project Directors in execution of capital projects
Coordinate day-to-day project activities across engineering, permitting, procurement, construction, and external stakeholders.
Track project scope, action items, and deliverables and escalate risks as needed.
Maintain project risk registers and coordinate with internal team to document project risks
Assist in maintaining schedules, budgets, and project reporting.
Permitting Support
Coordinate with permitting consultants and support preparation of permitting strategies.
Assist in preparing, reviewing, and compiling permitting information.
Track permitting requirements, timelines, and approvals to support overall project execution.
Technical Support & Engineering Coordination
Coordinate across engineering disciplines and external partners including FEED/EPC contractors and vendors.
Provide general technical support and assist with design reviews.
Maintain action and comment registers to ensure robust engineering design.
Project Controls & Documentation
Establish and maintain project infrastructure including document control systems.
Support cost tracking, reporting, and contractor performance monitoring.
Support preparation of development updates and materials for senior management and governance forums.
Ensure compliance with internal procedures, controls, and reporting requirements.
Basic Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering.
Minimum 5 years of professional experience, with specific permitting coordination experience
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Work Conditions
Able to work in a office and/or remote environment within the United Kingdom/Europe.
Proficiency with MS Office and project coordination software tools.
Travel up to approximately 30% within the United Kingdom and Europe and internationally to support project development, engineering, planning, and permitting activities.