COMBUSTION ENGINEER

Company Profile

Managed through the Riverbend Industries portfolio, Williams is a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning product manufacturing, distribution primarily in the United States with some Canadian presence.

Company Summary

The Williams name is synonymous with the highest quality and most popular line of HVACR products to fit any residential or commercial need, including gas and electric furnaces, fan coils and air handlers. Williams' products are installed in residential homes, hotels, casinos, museums, dormitories, and apartment complexes and are featured in several historically significant landmarks including Columbia University, The Smithsonian Institute and on-board Air Force One. Our products are sold nationwide through a network of authorized HVACR representatives, wholesalers, and retailers. For more information, call (909) 825-0993 or visit our website at www.williamscomfortprod.com.

Position Summary

The Combustion Engineer is a skilled and innovative engineer with analytical and experimental combustion knowledge. The successful candidate must have a strong fundamental understanding of combustion environments and will support the projects from prototype build through field testing. The ideal candidate will be a practical self-starter with demonstrated experience in burner design, furnace design and other combustion products and have hands-on prototype development experience.

Primary Responsibilities

• Lead by example with a Safety First mindset in every task
• Develop and design combustion systems, including burners, furnaces, and boilers, to meet specific performance, efficiency, and emissions criteria.
• Analyze and select appropriate fuels and fuel mixtures based on the application and environmental considerations.
• Implement and maintain systems for monitoring and controlling emissions to meet regulatory standards and reduce environmental impact.
• Conduct experiments and tests to assess combustion system performance and efficiency. Adjust parameters to optimize combustion process.
• Focus on energy conservation and implement measures to improve energy efficiency in combustion systems.
• Collect and analyze data related to combustion processes, emissions, and system performance to make informed decisions and improvements.
• Develop formal, clear technical reports to provide findings and interpretation / analysis of test results to technical managers and customers.
• Maintain detailed records of design specifications, test results, and compliance documentation for regulatory purposes.
• Stay updated with the latest technologies and research in the field of combustion engineering to implement innovative solutions.
• Be able to think outside of the box in addressing program goals. Develop, implement, and support high performing practical designs in a multitude of applications, including combustion, fuel processing, and unique chemical reacting systems.
• Perform combustion, thermodynamic, and fluid flow calculations as required to meet project schedule.
• Field support testing and repair of apparatus as required.
• Complete engineering tasks to meet deadlines : project schedules, process flow diagrams, support analysis and calculations, and installation and operating instruction manuals.
• Maintain a working relationship with vendors and current contractors of thermal and combustion equipment and be knowledgeable of external developments.
• Lead and participate in problem solving efforts with multi-discipline technical staff, maintenance, and production. Drive resolution of chronic problems within an area of expertise & organize support from other resources when necessary.
• Create and develop combustion control solutions that will support process improvements and improve equipment reliability.

Requirements

Education, Experience & Qualifications

Skills & Characteristics

Competency Statements

Management maintains the right to add or change the duties of this position at any time.

Salary Description

90,000 - $120,000

Salary : $90,000 - $120,000