Process Engineer in Training

With offices in Australia, Canada, Africa and the Philippines, Lycopodium proudly delivers high quality professional engineering and project delivery services globally, across the resources, infrastructure and industrial processes sectors. By joining our global team and learning from renowned subject matter experts, we can offer you a diverse career that could take you anywhere in the world.

Lycopodium is currently recruiting for a Process Engineer to join our growing Process team in Mississauga, ON. 

Reporting to the Manager of Process the Process Engineer will conduct process engineering work to a high professional and ethical standard while growing his/her value to the Process Group and the reputation of Lycopodium.

The tasks you'll perform

  • Develop draft process design criteria
  • Carry out mass and energy balances
  • Prepare draft flow diagrams
  • Prepare draft of technical documents
  • Interpret metallurgical test work.
  • Carry out mathematical and statistical calculations
  • Commissioning assistance

The expertise you'll bring

  • University Degree in Metallurgy, Chemical Engineering or equal.
  • More than 1-3 years post graduating.
  • Demonstrate a high standard of verbal and written communication.
  • Ability to achieve high standards within budget and schedule constraints.
  • Ability to perform without direct supervision
  • Use of modelling software: LIMN, METSIM, SysCAD

The benefits we'll provide

Lycopodium has a strong company culture focused on career progression and technical skill development. You can expect to be involved in a wide range of large projects whilst working amongst a team of highly skilled professionals.

We recognise that everyone is different and needs may change over the course of your career. That’s why we :

  • Invest in our people for the long-term, building a diverse and rewarding career, mentored by the best in the industry.
  • Allow our people to balance work with other commitments, like family or study, offering flexible work arrangements.
  • Are undertaking significant people and technology initiatives that will support the workplace of the future.

We encourage and value diversity and inclusion and welcome applications from all backgrounds regardless of gender, age, disability and ethnicity.

Our commitment to equal opportunity is embodied in our values of Respect, Integrity & Diligence. They are inherent in who we are, as individuals, and collectively as a Company.

We are a 2024 Circle Back Initiative Employer – we commit to respond to every applicant.

Please submit your CV by clicking the 'Apply' button.

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