Graduate Process Engineer, Aberdeen - Q3 2026 intake in Scotland

Genesis is looking for Graduate Process Engineers seeking to start an exciting and rewarding career in the energy industry at our offices in Aberdeen and London. We welcome applications from graduates in Chemical Engineering or related degrees, who are self-motivated, inquisitive, adaptable and keen to work in a collaborative, multidiscipline environment.

In return, Genesis offers an excellent graduate programme that is an IChemE Accredited Company Training Scheme (ACTS) which will further develop your process engineering fundamentals, allow you to gain exposure to different disciplines through internal rotations relevant to your interests and gain mentorship from in-house engineers who are passionate to assist in your growth and chartership with IChemE.

At Genesis, we are our clients' trusted advisors on the journey to a sustainable future. For over 30 years, Genesis has developed an unrivalled track record and reputation for high-quality, high-impact solutions. We work in true partnership with our clients and are problem solvers who are at the forefront of innovation and technology; our world-class experience, individual expertise and collective wisdom are what differentiates us. This is why we have been recognised by the Financial Times in the UK and Forbes globally as the world’s leading management consultancy.

Genesis is a Gold Corporate IChemE partner demonstrating that we go above and beyond to ensure our graduates and junior engineers have the best possible start to their careers. If you are keen to progress your career with an organisation that is passionate about developing the future generation of engineers within a collaborative and supportive environment, we would love to hear from you.

Background

The Genesis Process team is a dynamic group working across a range of assignments from traditional upstream oil and gas developments to emerging energy transition technologies. Our work encompasses feasibility assessments and concept selection for new developments through to technical support of mature assets.

At Genesis, we work in close collaboration with our clients and develop an understanding of their problems before identifying possible solutions and supporting their decision-making process. Key areas of activity within the process team are:

• Process design for oil and gas and energy transition projects.
• Process system modelling and optimisations.
• Operations support troubleshooting.
• Facility capacity rating, debottlenecking, and benchmarking.
• Client team support.
• Life extension and asset rationalisation.

The successful candidate will support a wide range of clients on varied and interesting projects related to the energy industry across the Oil & Gas and Energy Transition industries. You will also interface with the wider Genesis organisation through interactions with other discipline teams and a range of clients in the UK and overseas. You will have the opportunity to work in related engineering disciplines based on your career interests, as you work towards Chartered Engineer status.

If you enjoy a fast-paced working environment and developing fresh approaches to new challenges then we would love to hear from you.

Responsibilities

• Preparation of engineering deliverables under supervision.
• Running specialist process engineering software.
• Preparing reports and supporting client presentations.
• Participating in project workshops.

Qualifications

• A degree in a relevant engineering subject, typically chemical engineering at a 2.1 or higher grade.
• Enjoy a mixture of tightly woven teams and working with relative independence.
• Be well-motivated and able to work to deadlines.
• Have a desire to develop new skills and experience.

Benefits

• Digital experience and programming.
• Relevant university placement industry experience.

Applications close on 31st December at 10PM. Applicants must have the right to work in the UK.

As an equal opportunity employer, Genesis Energies considers only qualified applicants without regard to colour, age, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender expression, disability, national origin, veteran, or marital status.