Mechanical Engineer

2. Mechanical Engineer – Process ControlsJob postMechanical Engineer – Process Controls | Charleston, WV | Full TimeJoin a Fortune 100 company and help run one of its key manufacturing sites in Charleston, WV. We’re looking for Mechanical Engineers who want to work where mechanical systems meet automation: control valves, rotating equipment, instrumentation and process control.Whether you’re a recent graduate with co-op experience or have up to 5 years in industry, you’ll get real responsibility, hands-on plant work and mentoring to grow your career.What you’ll bring:Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics or a related field from an ABET-accredited engineering program0–5 years of experience; co-op or internship experience strongly preferredInterest in control valves, instrumentation and automated process equipmentWhy join:Long-term career with a Fortune 100 companyFull-time role with competitive pay and benefitsHands-on work in a large-scale manufacturing settingApply today!Job descriptionTitle: Mechanical Engineer – Process ControlsLocation: Charleston, WV (on-site)Type: Full timeExperience: 0–5 yearsSummaryA Fortune 100 company is hiring a Mechanical Engineer to support process control systems at its Charleston, WV manufacturing site. This role focuses on the mechanical side of automation, including final control elements, instrumentation, and equipment reliability and performance.ResponsibilitiesSize, specify and troubleshoot control valves, actuators and other final control elementsSupport instrumentation for flow, pressure, temperature and levelWork with controls teams on control loop performance and tuningInvestigate equipment and process problems with root cause analysisDevelop and review P&IDs, specifications and technical documentationSupport management of change (MOC), process safety and reliability programsHelp carry out capital and improvement projects from design through startupWork closely with operations, maintenance and engineering teamsQualificationsBachelor’s in mechanical engineering, mechatronics, or similar from an ABET-accredited program0–5 years of engineering experience; co-op or internship experience preferredSolid understanding of fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and mechanical systemsStrong problem-solving, communication,, and teamwork skills.PreferredExposure to PLC/DCS systems, control valves or instrumentationExperience in chemical, manufacturing or other industrial plants