The Junior Turbomachinery Engineer – Water Applications will assist in the design, analysis, testing, and maintenance planning of rotating equipment such as pumps, turbines, blowers, and compressors used in water and wastewater infrastructure. The role involves supporting senior engineers in technical evaluations, performance monitoring, and system integration with a focus on improving operational reliability and energy efficiency.
Assist with mechanical design review and selection of turbomachinery equipment for water treatment and pumping applications.
Support sizing and specification of pumps, turbines, and related systems.
Collect and analyze performance data to assess system efficiency and identify deviations.
Support vibration, temperature, and flow diagnostics of rotating machinery.
Help build simulation models (using tools like SolidWorks, ANSYS, or EES) under guidance from senior staff.
Draft technical documentation including datasheets, equipment logs, and installation procedures.
Participate in equipment installation, startup, and testing activities at water and wastewater facilities.
Work closely with senior engineers and vendors to ensure mechanical systems meet design requirements.
Support for Turbine and Pump Equipment in Water Facilities
Basic Performance Evaluation and Data Analysis
Assistance in Installation, Commissioning, and Troubleshooting
Collaboration with Mechanical, Electrical, and Civil Teams
Exposure to Rotating Equipment Design, Functionality, and Maintenance
Technical Documentation and Reporting Support
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field
0–2 years of experience (internship or academic project work in turbomachinery preferred)
Basic understanding of rotating equipment such as pumps, compressors, and turbines
Familiarity with mechanical design and analysis tools (SolidWorks, AutoCAD, EES)
Eagerness to learn from senior engineers and engage in field-based activities
Strong communication and teamwork skills
Attention to detail in documentation and design review
Analytical thinking and a foundational understanding of fluid mechanics and thermodynamics
Interest in sustainability, energy efficiency, and mechanical reliability in water systems