BENGALURU · FULLTIME
Process Design Engineer
Voltanova
Bengaluru · onsite · Posted 12d ago
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Section · 01
About this role
Key Competencies:
- Proven expertise in thermal energy systems, heat exchangers, and high-temperature systems
- Strong understanding of high-temperature materials (metals and non-metals), steam cycles, and boiler systems
- Deep hands-on experience with:
- Process engineering and P&IDs
- General arrangement drawings, plant layout, pipe routing, FEED
- Heat and mass balances, thermal/mechanical calculations
- Ability to design, select, and size process ancillaries: pumps, pipes, valves, fans, control systems, instruments, etc.
- Familiarity with ASME / IBR / API / Indian Standards
- Proficiency in AutoCAD and SolidWorks
- A proactive team player, collaborator, and leader
- Design and develop high-temperature thermal energy systems
- Perform process and thermal calculations for heat exchangers and TES
- Prepare specification sheets and detailed fabrication drawings for manufacturing
- Review and finalize manufacturing drawings
- Oversee fabrication in coordination with the manufacturing team
- Validate and enhance design through thermal simulations
- Participate in the Quality Assurance Plan (QAP) process as required
At Voltanova, we're developing the world's lowest-cost, long-duration thermal energy storage system – designed to deliver heat/power at up to 2000°C and decarbonize heavy industry, 24/7.
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Section · 02
Skills
Heat ExchangersAutoCADBoiler Systemspipe routingPumpsValvesFeedControl SystemsasmeFansprocess engineeringinstrumentsPlant LayoutGeneral Arrangement DrawingsIndian standardsIBRSolid WorksAPIpipesdesign select and size process ancillariesHeat and mass balanceshigh-temperature materialshigh-temperature systemssteam cyclesthermal energy systemsthermal mechanical calculations