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Part-time role as a refinery process design engineer with over 10 years of design experience, proficient in gasoline and diesel hydrogenation processes. Contact number: 13331619170, Engineer Zhang
It’s not easy to find part-time jobs, right? With your experience, you should have no trouble finding a full-time position. It’s the second golden age for local refineries – come to Shandong:lol
It’s not clear either whether they are looking to hire people or if people are applying; the post is confusing.
Oh, it must be recruitment; the first time I saw it, I thought it was about finding part-time jobs. . . . . . . It seems they’re looking for an expert to oversee things; there might even be a review section that needs to be filled out. It’s no small responsibility: lol
Well, I’ve been working for a few years now, but I can only say that I’m proficient in addition and subtraction within 10. . . . . These years have been a waste of time~
The post isn’t very clear; sorry, haha. We are looking for a part-time refinery process engineer. Those who are interested can get in touch with us. Contact person: Engineer Zhang, 13331619170
Marshal Tianpeng, are you in the oil refining business? If you’re interested, let’s talk
It’s at a beginner level; compared to the ten years of experience you require, it’s simply way too low, and it certainly won’t meet your standards~:'(
For diesel and gasoline hydrogenation, it’s better to turn to a professional design firm – the process is relatively complex, the risk level is high, and close coordination among various specialists is also required
This post was last edited by sophia on 2017-1-5 11:02. Hiring part-time refinery process design engineers~~ That’s what the original poster meant; it should be easy to find such candidates. The working method relies on a young person from the institute, along with a part-time senior engineer who acts as a supervisor and core figure, while the actual tasks are carried out by people within the organization. It will be perfect in three to five years. I suddenly became curious about the OP’s unit.