Voyager Technologies, Inc.
Chemical Engineer
About this role
Voyager Technologies seeks a Chemical Engineer to establish a new chemical manufacturing facility in Colorado by designing, specifying, procuring, and commissioning process equipment. This on-site role involves translating laboratory data into production-scale systems while managing technical risk and safety.
What you'll do
- Convert lab data into process requirements and equipment specifications for manufacturing scale-up
- Source industrial equipment that meets cost, schedule, and performance criteria
- Design and build custom first-principles solutions when commercial equipment is insufficient
- Conduct testing, refinement, and commissioning of chemical process systems
- Ensure safe development and operation of equipment throughout implementation
- Identify, document, and track engineering risks with mitigation strategies
What they're looking for
- Chemical process design and scale-up
- Mass and energy balances
- Fluid dynamics and thermodynamics
- Equipment procurement and vendor management
- Project execution and budget management
- Testing and commissioning protocols
- Risk identification and mitigation
- Safety-focused engineering practices
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Voyager Technologies, Inc.
Voyager Technologies builds advanced systems and technologies for defense and aerospace applications, including missile defense programs, rocket motor systems, and solid propellant technologies for space and national security. The company is hiring systems engineers, test engineers, and project engineers at multiple levels to lead technical development, oversee complex programs, and drive innovation across their defense and space portfolios.
View all jobs at Voyager Technologies, Inc.Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience scaling a chemical process from lab to production. What were the key challenges and how did you address them?
- Walk us through a project where you had to choose between purchasing existing equipment versus designing a custom solution. What drove your decision?