The Process Engineer reviews, assesses and supports approval of the design, engineering and operation of proposed process systems submitted by licensees.
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Petroleum Authority of Uganda
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Description (Public)
Duties, Roles and Responsibilities
- Review technical proposals on upstream processing systems and technologies for suitability and compliance, including FEED deliverables, detailed designs, simulation models and 3D facility models
- Review process aspects of Field Development Plans, Reservoir Management Plans and detailed engineering
- Use process simulation software to analyse designs, flow assurance, battery limit interactions, operability and maintainability
- Evaluate process safety requirements and advise on process risks
- Review licensee work programmes and budgets for production systems and operations
- Take part in field monitoring and reporting on installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance of processing systems
Qualifications, Education and Competencies
Qualifications and Experience
- Bachelor's degree (Hons) in Chemical or Process Engineering or Industrial Chemistry from an internationally recognised institution
- Three years of relevant working experience in a similar role
- Specific experience in the oil and gas industry is an added advantage
Skills and Competencies
- Process simulation and design review
- Knowledge of upstream processing facilities and flow assurance
- Process safety and risk assessment
- Review of work programmes and budgets
- Report writing and communication
How to Apply
About Petroleum Authority of Uganda
The Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU) is a statutory body established under the Petroleum (Exploration, Development and Production) Act, 2013, with the mission to ensure efficient, accountable, and transparent management of Uganda’s petroleum resources for sustainable development. Recognized nationally and internationally for its regulatory excellence and commitment to best practices, PAU plays a pivotal role in overseeing the country’s oil and gas sector, fostering investor confidence, and safeguarding national interests.
The Authority boasts a professional, merit-based work culture that values integrity, innovation, and capacity building, offering rewarding career opportunities in engineering, environmental management, legal affairs, finance, and stakeholder engagement, with both permanent and contractual arrangements. Since its formation, PAU has evolved into a key institution driving Uganda's journey toward becoming a petroleum-producing country, employing a forward-thinking regulatory model that emphasizes safety, environmental sustainability, and local content.
With a growing team of technical experts and partnerships with global and local stakeholders, PAU’s reach spans upstream, midstream, and downstream activities across the country. Its core values—transparency, accountability, professionalism, efficiency, and independence—guide its operations and engagement with communities. PAU’s corporate social responsibility focuses on environmental conservation, community sensitization, and skills development to ensure shared prosperity. For more information, visit www.pau.go.ug.
Mission
To regulate and monitor the petroleum sector to create lasting value for society and make Uganda a strong investment destination, ensuring sustainable development, optimal resource use, and benefits for Ugandans through efficient management and adherence to best practices.
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