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Leads mechanical engineering for pipeline and facility projects from concept through closeout. Develops specifications, calculations, drawings, scopes, schedules, and budgets; conducts feasibility studies and risk assessments; reviews vendor documentation; supports regulatory approvals; participates in design reviews and HAZOP/HAZID sessions; mentors engineers; and serves as Engineer in Responsible Charge. Requires pipeline and facility engineering expertise, professional engineering licensure, and knowledge of oil and gas standards and 49 CFR Part 192.

Prepares mechanical piping designs, layouts, P&IDs, plot plans, detailed drawings, and bill of materials for oil and gas facilities. Coordinates with engineers, project managers, and multidisciplinary design teams; performs drawing control, QA/QC, peer reviews, clash checks, as-built updates, and drawing package issuance. Requires proficiency in AutoCAD and CADWorx, practical knowledge of piping and equipment systems, and experience designing compressor, meter, regulating, and processing facilities.

Own monthly financial reporting, forecasting, budgeting, profitability analysis, KPI tracking, lender and sponsor reporting, and board materials. Support M&A diligence and integration, lead CFO special projects, improve close and reporting processes, and build dashboards using ERP and payroll data. The role requires strong financial modeling, Excel, communication, and the ability to build FP&A processes in a growing organization.

Provides administrative and clerical support for project and construction operations. Maintains files, records, correspondence, schedules, meetings, and confidential documents; supports managers and staff; assists with permitting, inventory audits, documentation reviews, communications, and office equipment. The role is on-site in Little Rock, Arkansas, requires five eight-hour workdays weekly, and may include overtime.