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New grad site engineer jobs welcome recent graduates and entry level candidates with zero to two years of experience, where a strong internship record or portfolio of field work can matter more than a lengthy resume. Most openings are on-site roles across Construction & Real Estate, Consulting & Professional Services, and Technology & Software, with employers like Digital Realty, Westwood Professional Services, and SpaceX hiring at this level now.
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At Flowserve, working on global infrastructure projects is just another day at the office but it takes the brains and imagination of our more than 19,000 employees to get the job done right. If the solution exists, we’ll find it. If it doesn’t, we’ll create it. Experience, leadership, and creativity are the tools we use to turn an idea into a solution. Together, we enable the world.
The Application Engineer sees it all—design, manufacturing, installation and operation of our pumps and seals at our customers’ sites in the oil and chemical industries. In this challenging position the Application Engineer (AE) provides real-time technical support to our customers, and provides recommendations for repairs, upgrades, and replacement equipment. The AE is actively engaged in troubleshooting problems and implementing solutions onsite at nearby customer facilities and at our repair center in Detroit, Michigan.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Communicate the needs of customers to Flowserve and be the customers’ primary source of information regarding design, application, installation, operation, and maintenance of our centrifugal and liquid ring vacuum pumps, and mechanical seals.
- Act as liaison between customers and Flowserve’s sales engineers, reliability engineers, customer service, and manufacturing.
- Troubleshoot technical problems at our customers’ sites and in-house at our Flowserve Quick Response Repair Center.
- Complete projects requiring both hands-on and mathematical approaches such as failure analysis reports, product performance reports, etc.
- Evaluate reports and data to support recommendations for improvement, replacement, or repair of equipment.
- Present clear verbal and written technical explanations to customers, tailoring content, and style to the audience.
- Implement and administer the mechanical seal standardization and customer specification process.
- Help organize and ensure monthly “Bad Actor” meetings to maintain visibility on equipment performance.
- Provide technical guidance about successful installation and operation of our products, ensuring that standardized installation procedures are followed.
- Maintain data regarding customers’ equipment and parts inventories, responding with appropriate actions regarding inventory reduction and consolidation.
- Maintain data in engineering systems; process engineering change notices; submit corrective action reports; and maintain current, accurate, organized files.
- Help conduct technical training as needed for our customers.
Education & Experience Required:
- BS Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent technical degree required.
- All levels of experience will be considered, including new grads and mid-career. In-plant operations experience highly desired.
- Knowledge of the design, materials, and operational requirements of mechanical seals and rotating equipment, especially centrifugal and liquid ring vacuum pumps, required.
- Must have a strong customer focus and project a positive corporate image.
- Must be a team player, able to problem-solve and work with constructively with customers and co-workers.
- Good organizational skills, able to establish priorities and work to specific deadlines.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Computer literate and savvy.
- Local travel using personal vehicle, and some overnight travel required.
- Some physical activity required (e.g., walking large customer sites, and ascending/descending ladders and staircases in multi-story facilities).
- May be required to meet certain medical and physical requirements to perform duties on customer operating facilities.
- Must have and maintain credentials to allow associates to obtain badging access to customer sites including but not limited to Transportation Workers Identification Card (TWIC), background check and drug screen, driver’s license, and safety training requirements
At Flowserve, working on global infrastructure projects is just another day at the office but it takes the brains and imagination of our more than 19,000 employees to get the job done right. If the solution exists, we’ll find it. If it doesn’t, we’ll create it. Experience, leadership, and creativity are the tools we use to turn an idea into a solution. Together, we enable the world.
The Application Engineer sees it all—design, manufacturing, installation and operation of our pumps and seals at our customers’ sites in the oil and chemical industries. In this challenging position the Application Engineer (AE) provides real-time technical support to our customers, and provides recommendations for repairs, upgrades, and replacement equipment. The AE is actively engaged in troubleshooting problems and implementing solutions onsite at nearby customer facilities and at our repair center in Detroit, Michigan.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Communicate the needs of customers to Flowserve and be the customers’ primary source of information regarding design, application, installation, operation, and maintenance of our centrifugal and liquid ring vacuum pumps, and mechanical seals.
- Act as liaison between customers and Flowserve’s sales engineers, reliability engineers, customer service, and manufacturing.
- Troubleshoot technical problems at our customers’ sites and in-house at our Flowserve Quick Response Repair Center.
- Complete projects requiring both hands-on and mathematical approaches such as failure analysis reports, product performance reports, etc.
- Evaluate reports and data to support recommendations for improvement, replacement, or repair of equipment.
- Present clear verbal and written technical explanations to customers, tailoring content, and style to the audience.
- Implement and administer the mechanical seal standardization and customer specification process.
- Help organize and ensure monthly “Bad Actor” meetings to maintain visibility on equipment performance.
- Provide technical guidance about successful installation and operation of our products, ensuring that standardized installation procedures are followed.
- Maintain data regarding customers’ equipment and parts inventories, responding with appropriate actions regarding inventory reduction and consolidation.
- Maintain data in engineering systems; process engineering change notices; submit corrective action reports; and maintain current, accurate, organized files.
- Help conduct technical training as needed for our customers.
Education & Experience Required:
- BS Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent technical degree required.
- All levels of experience will be considered, including new grads and mid-career. In-plant operations experience highly desired.
- Knowledge of the design, materials, and operational requirements of mechanical seals and rotating equipment, especially centrifugal and liquid ring vacuum pumps, required.
- Must have a strong customer focus and project a positive corporate image.
- Must be a team player, able to problem-solve and work with constructively with customers and co-workers.
- Good organizational skills, able to establish priorities and work to specific deadlines.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Computer literate and savvy.
- Local travel using personal vehicle, and some overnight travel required.
- Some physical activity required (e.g., walking large customer sites, and ascending/descending ladders and staircases in multi-story facilities).
- May be required to meet certain medical and physical requirements to perform duties on customer operating facilities.
- Must have and maintain credentials to allow associates to obtain badging access to customer sites including but not limited to Transportation Workers Identification Card (TWIC), background check and drug screen, driver’s license, and safety training requirements
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Entry Level Site Engineer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get an entry level site engineer job?
Focus on internships, co-ops, or any field experience you can point to, even from academic projects. Employers hiring at this level want to see familiarity with construction documents, site safety basics, and tools like AutoCAD or project management software. A well-organized portfolio of coursework or hands-on projects gives you a concrete edge over candidates who can only list coursework on a resume.
Which companies hire entry level site engineers?
Companies hiring entry level site engineers right now include Digital Realty, Westwood Professional Services, and SpaceX, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this experience level, you'll find openings across general contractors, civil engineering consultancies, infrastructure developers, and construction management firms that actively recruit and train candidates new to the field.
Are there remote entry level site engineer jobs?
Yes, though most site engineer roles are on-site by nature. About 11% of entry level site engineer openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, and these tend to be in coordination, inspection reporting, or project support functions rather than hands-on field roles. Hybrid arrangements are more common at larger firms with distributed project teams.
Are these new grad site engineer jobs?
Yes. These listings include new grad, recent graduate, and junior site engineer roles that explicitly welcome candidates with little or no professional experience. A new grad-friendly posting typically accepts zero to two years of experience, counts internships or co-op rotations toward that threshold, and considers a strong academic or portfolio record in place of full-time work history.
Which industries hire the most entry level site engineers?
Entry Level site engineer roles concentrate in Construction & Real Estate, Consulting & Professional Services, and Technology & Software, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors drive consistent entry level hiring because active construction pipelines, infrastructure investment, and project-based workloads create ongoing demand for junior engineers who can support field operations and site coordination from day one.