Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Matchtech is seeking a Principal Mechanical Engineer to join their Energy Transition Team focused on low- and zero-carbon energy projects. The role involves leading mechanical design development across various energy projects and collaborating with multiple stakeholders to deliver innovative engineering solutions.

Responsibilities

• Developing cost‑effective, practical mechanical engineering solutions to complex problems
• Working across all project stages: Feasibility, Concept, FEED, Value Engineering and Detailed Design
• Producing mechanical deliverables including calculations, equipment specifications and datasheets for turbines, compressors, pumps, pressure vessels and heat exchangers
• Collaborating with process engineers on PFDs and P&IDs
• Supporting plant layout development and 3D model reviews
• Working with equipment vendors and evaluating technical proposals
• Providing engineering advice on plant integrity issues for operational assets
• Contributing to mechanical discipline bids and wider multi‑disciplinary proposals

Skills

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline
• Chartered Engineer (or working towards IEng/CEng) with a relevant professional institute
• Post‑graduate experience in Power Generation or Oil & Gas
• Strong knowledge of industry codes and standards for plant equipment and piping design
• Experience in pressure vessel and piping design, including stress analysis
• Familiarity with plant 3D modelling, working alongside designers and pipe stress engineers
• Proficiency in MS Excel for schedules/datasheets and MathCAD for engineering calculations
• Experience with operational thermal plant, troubleshooting and integrity assessments
• Knowledge of gas turbine systems; reciprocating engine experience is an advantage
• Experience with OEMs, EPC contractors or similar organisations; O&M experience highly desirable

Benefits

• Flexible working locations
• Opportunities for professional growth
• Chance to influence major low‑carbon infrastructure across the UK and beyond

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