Process Engineer

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Process Engineer
£28,000 - £35,000 (DOE)
Guildford, Surrey

MC Technical Recruitment is currently looking to recruit a Process Engineer to join a growing team in the Renewable Energy sector, working on the optimisation of Anaerobic Digestion (AD) plants. This is an exciting opportunity to join a cutting-edge business focused on process innovation, data analysis, and sustainable energy solutions.

As a Process Engineer, you will be responsible for:

Supporting plant optimisation through scientific investigation and performance studies
Analysing complex datasets to identify trends and drive efficiency improvements
Implementing and maintaining data management systems
Collaborating with cross-functional teams including operations, biology, technology, and IT
Presenting findings and recommendations to senior stakeholders
Supporting continuous improvement projects and plant performance workshops
Providing technical guidance across the business
Travelling out to sites as needed
Other duties as required
To be considered for this role you should have:

MSc (or equivalent experience) in Process/Chemical Engineering, Biology, or a related field
Strong background in chemistry, biology, maths, or process optimisation
Excellent data analysis and interpretation skills
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel within the UK
What’s on offer?

Competitive basic salary in the range of £28,000 to £35,000 (depending on experience)
Company pension scheme and holidays
Discretionary annual bonus scheme
Ongoing technical training and development
The chance to work on cutting-edge projects in the renewable energy space
If you are interested in this role, please apply via the link below or contact Matt at MC Technical Recruitment on (phone number removed) / (url removed) for a confidential chat

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