Wix Studio

• You will help us translate real electrical workflows into product requirements and validation checks: • Define how electrical scope is developed and validated during FEED • Review and validate electrical inputs and equipment requirements across early phase packages • Create repeatable checks that catch inconsistencies across load assumptions, equipment needs, and package interfaces • Map where electrical rework happens and what typically causes it • Clarify interfaces with Mechanical packages, Instrumentation, and overall project constraints • Identify which steps are repetitive vs which require real engineering judgement • Your experience will help define the checks, workflows, and product requirements that let software take on the repetitive parts, with engineers in control.

• Define how piping information is developed and validated during FEED and early detailed design • Review and validate piping related content across P&IDs, line lists, and specs • Create repeatable checks to catch tagging, completeness, and consistency issues early • Map where piping rework happens and what typically causes it • Clarify interface points with Process, Mechanical, I&C, and Electrical • Identify which steps are repetitive vs which require real engineering judgement

• Define how preconstruction process work is done in practice and what “good” looks like • Review and validate process deliverables across early phase engineering packages • Build repeatable checks to catch inconsistencies across key documents and handoffs • Map where rework happens, why it happens, and what inputs typically drive it • Clarify interface points with Mechanical, Piping, Electrical, and Instrumentation • Identify which steps are repetitive vs which require real engineering judgement

• Define how equipment scope is developed and validated during FEED • Review and validate mechanical content across datasheets, vendor packages, and discipline handoffs • Create repeatable checks that catch scope gaps and inconsistencies early • Map where mechanical rework happens and what typically causes it • Clarify interfaces with Process, Piping, I&C, and Electrical • Identify which steps are repetitive vs which require real engineering judgement