Facility Planning Engineer

Description

In this role you will conduct hydraulic analyses of existing assets, establish and approve firm pipeline capacity, and develop models to support facility improvement and emissions‑reduction programs. You will provide technical support for FERC filings, collaborate with Gas Control and other stakeholders for daily operations, and coordinate maintenance and project activities with internal teams and customers. Solutions will be designed to align with commercial objectives, contracts, tariffs, and U.S. regulatory standards, leveraging simulation software and historical data.

• Conduct hydraulic analyses to determine short‑ and long‑term pipeline capacities.
• Establish and approve firm pipeline capacity for USNG assets.
• Develop hydraulic models and perform data analysis for facility improvement and emissions reduction.
• Provide technical support for FERC regulatory filings.
• Collaborate with Gas Control and stakeholders to ensure efficient daily operations.
• Coordinate maintenance and project activities with internal teams and customers.
• Design solutions aligned with commercial objectives, contracts, tariffs, and regulatory standards.
• Utilize hydraulic simulation software and historical data to inform project design and execution.
• Create and maintain data analysis tools, automate processes, and enhance reporting.

Requirements

The Facility Planning West team is seeking an engineer who will report to the Manager of Facility Planning West and deepen knowledge of US Natural Gas (USNG) Commercial Operations through on‑the‑job assignments with minimal supervision.

The minimum qualifications include a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical, Mechanical, Petroleum, or Civil Engineering from an ABET‑accredited institution, 2–4 years of practical engineering experience, and proficiency with fluid‑flow simulation tools such as DNV Synergi Gas, Gregg Engineering, or ProMax.

Preferred qualifications are strong analytical and problem‑solving abilities, advanced Microsoft Office skills, intermediate knowledge of a programming language like Python, excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and a general understanding of U.S. natural gas industry operations.

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemical, Mechanical, Petroleum, or Civil Engineering (ABET‑accredited).
• 2–4 years of practical engineering experience.
• Proficiency with fluid‑flow simulation tools (e.g., DNV Synergi Gas, Gregg Engineering, ProMax).
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills.
• Advanced Microsoft Office proficiency.
• Intermediate Python programming ability.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Benefits

TC Energy offers a hybrid work model and a flexible dress code for eligible office‑based employees across Canada, the United States, and Mexico, supporting a high‑performance culture with flexibility.

• Hybrid work model with flexible dress code for eligible office‑based workforce in Canada, the U.S., and Mexico.

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