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Emerson is hiring Applications Engineer I in Chennai

Emerson is hiring an Applications Engineer I in Chennai to size and select control valves with Fisher software and prepare technical and commercial quotes.

October 30, 20263 min readChennai, Tamil Nadu (On-site)By Hirecept Editorial
Emerson is hiring Applications Engineer I in Chennai

Want to put your engineering degree to work on real industrial solutions? Emerson is hiring an Applications Engineer I in Chennai to design and select the right products for clients using Fisher software, and to prepare techno-commercial offers.

Role Overview

  • Company: Emerson
  • Role: Applications Engineer I (Applications & Systems Engineering)
  • Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India (on-site)
  • Type: Full-time

Responsibilities

  • Understand project guidelines and prepare quotes that meet all customer requirements
  • Review project specifications and contribute to the project guidelines form
  • Understand and document LBP/customer-specific guidelines for quotations
  • Prepare technical and commercial quotes, technical deviation lists, and generate reports and drawings
  • Correspond with LBPs and sales offices to clarify requirements
  • Support project revisions requested by customers
  • Support the sales office after PO issue and prepare transactions for order entry
  • Provide technical support for OE and factory clarifications, and assist with change orders

Requirements

  • A degree in an engineering field
  • Hands-on knowledge and experience of control valve sizing and selection
  • Good interpersonal and communication skills
  • Willingness to build portfolios as evidence of competency, as part of structured continued education in engineering
  • Awareness of internal and industry standards relevant to the role (preferred)

Preferred Qualifications

  • Degree in Mechanical, Instrumentation, Chemical, or Metallurgical Engineering
  • Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to pitch solutions for applications
  • Excellent written and verbal communication
  • Experience handling large projects and in-house engineering
  • Readiness to take on new challenges

How to apply for this role

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  1. 1

    Read the full posting first

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  2. 2

    Match your résumé to three requirements

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  3. 3

    Write a short note if there is a place for one

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  4. 4

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  5. 5

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