Junior Natural Gas Field Engineer

This is a hands-on, physically demanding outdoor field role, not a desk job. Work includes equipment setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting at natural gas facilities, industrial locations, and construction sites. Home-based between assignments means working from home between field assignments; it does not mean the job is performed entirely remotely. Burgess Pipeline Services (BPS) is hiring a Junior Natural Gas Field Engineer. We provide natural gas odorization, pipeline conditioning and pickling, odor fade remediation, commissioning, gas measurement, instrumentation, controls, and field engineering services. This full-time role is home-based between field assignments and requires 50--75% travel to customer project sites. We welcome Missouri-based applicants. Field assignments and project locations vary with customer needs. Annual salary: $80,000--$100,000. No minimum professional experience is required; recent engineering graduates are encouraged to apply. Pre-employment drug screening and background checks are required. Apply by emailing your resume to [email protected] with Junior Natural Gas Field Engineer - Missouri in the subject line. Company: https://www.burgessps.com. Careers: https://www.burgessps.com/jobs. Assist with installing, commissioning, operating, maintaining, troubleshooting, and demobilizing natural gas odorization and monitoring equipment. Support pipeline conditioning, pickling, odorization, and startup under senior engineering guidance. Collect and evaluate pressure, temperature, flow, odorant concentration, and other operating measurements. Troubleshoot pumps, valves, regulators, flowmeters, instrumentation, and controls. Read piping drawings, equipment manuals, control diagrams, and project specifications. Prepare engineering calculations, equipment lists, operating procedures, commissioning checklists, and daily field reports. Maintain inspection, testing, maintenance, and project records. Coordinate with technicians, vendors, contractors, and customer representatives. Participate in job safety planning and follow customer site procedures. Bachelor's degree in mechanical, chemical, civil, petroleum, or a related engineering discipline. No minimum professional experience required. Willingness to perform hands-on work in industrial and construction environments. Ability to apply engineering fundamentals, read technical drawings, and use spreadsheets for calculations and reporting. Strong written communication, organization, and attention to detail. Valid driver's license and willingness to travel 50--75% to project sites. Natural gas, pressure systems, instrumentation, controls, CAD, installation, maintenance, testing, or commissioning experience is helpful. Engineer-in-Training certification preferred. Pre-employment drug screening and background checks are required.