Junior Chemical Engineer

About Bluefield

Headquartered in Singapore, Bluefield Renewable Energy Pte Ltd (BRE) is a Decarbonization Platform Transforming Waste into Valuable Resources and Capturing Carbon for a Sustainable Future.

We utilize our proprietary and patented cutting-edge thermo-chemical conversion technology to transform waste into valuable resources instead of channeling them to incineration or landfill conventionally.

Our technologies are endorsed by National Research Foundation of Singapore (part of Prime Minister’s Office of Singapore) and our products are certified by European Biochar Commission (EBC) and International Biochar Initiative (IBI). Be part of driving Net Zero Targets with us!

Job Description

• Support operations of systems and production
• Support the controlled tests on various feed stock types
• Perform studies on outputs by systems – i.e. quality of syngas and biochar, energy regeneration etc.
• Aid in system design and optimization, check the compliance with local and international regulations
• Participate in Hazard and Operability Analysis (HAZOP) and Hazard Identification Study (HAZID) in all system implementations
• Support in writing Standard Operation Procedures (SOPs) and operation manuals
• Support system installations and operations as required
• Support R&D efforts
• Support other tasks as directed by the supervisor

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering or minimum Diploma in Chemical Engineering with relevant experiences
• Fresh graduates eligible
• Knowledge in pyrolysis, syngas and biochar (good to have)
• Hands-on personality, and able to work on the ground operating/fixing the systems
• Knowledge on simulation using Aspen HYSYS (good to have)

Additional Skill Sets/Attributes

• Diligent, self-motivated and a collaborative team player
• Good interpersonal and communication skills (oral and written)
• Able to plan with gantt chart and manage on time completion of task.
• Ability to read, analyze, and interpret technical information
• Possibility of travel may arise