Assistant Principal Engineer, Mechanical, EDC- EES(M / LC / 19855)

Role

Overview

As an Assistant

Principal Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in the design,

development, and implementation of mechanical systems within the

Environmental Engineering Division. Your expertise will be vital in

supporting environmental compliance projects, optimizing system

performance, and ensuring that engineering solutions meet both

regulatory and operational

requirements.

Responsibilities :

Lead the mechanical engineering design and analysis for

environmental control systems, including but not limited to

pollution control, waste management, and emission reduction

technologies.

Collaborate with

multidisciplinary teams to develop integrated solutions that meet

stringent environmental regulations and customer

specifications.

Conduct technical assessments

and contribute to feasibility studies, risk assessments, and

lifecycle analyses of mechanical systems.

Oversee the preparation of detailed engineering

documentation, specifications, and reports to support project

execution and compliance audits.

Provide

technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers, fostering a

culture of professional development and knowledge

sharing.

Engage with external stakeholders,

regulatory bodies, and clients to ensure alignment with

environmental policies and standards.

Participate in continuous improvement initiatives aimed

at enhancing engineering processes, safety standards, and

environmental

outcomes.

Requirements :

A degree in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline

with strong emphasis on environmental applications.

Extensive experience in mechanical engineering roles,

preferably within the marine or environmental sectors.

Proficiency in engineering software tools for modelling,

simulation, and design analysis.

In-depth

knowledge of environmental regulations, standards, and best

practices relevant to mechanical systems.

Strong problem-solving abilities with excellent

analytical and communication skills.

Proven

leadership capabilities, including project management and team

collaboration.

Commitment to sustainability

and environmental

stewardship.

Work

location : Tuas Nexus