About Re:Build Optimation
At Re:Build Optimation, we specialize in delivering custom-engineered process equipment and automated systems to clients across the globe. With nearly 40 years of experience in complex chemical process systems, we have built a reputation for precision, reliability, and innovation. Our multidisciplinary team of 70+ engineers, designers, and programmers, combined with 150,000 square feet of fabrication space and over 70 skilled tradespeople, allows us to provide full turnkey solutions—from initial concept through fabrication, installation, and commissioning.
As part of Re:Build Manufacturing, we leverage the strength of a national industrial powerhouse while maintaining the agility and personalized service of a niche firm. We serve industries ranging from traditional and green energy to chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, glass, and advanced manufacturing, offering tailored solutions that optimize efficiency and performance.
At Re:Build Optimation, we believe in a collaborative approach, working closely with our clients to develop solutions that align with their unique operational goals. Our deep industry expertise and end-to-end capabilities make us the ideal partner for companies seeking cutting-edge automation, process control, and engineered systems.
You are an experienced designer who turns complex process and mechanical challenges into buildable solutions. With a strong foundation in industrial or engineering-services design, you’re comfortable taking skid-based, modular, and containerized systems from concept through detailing and release—applying sound judgment and seeking guidance from senior team members when needed.
You communicate clearly, collaborate easily across mechanical, structural, electrical, controls, fabrication, and field service teams, and work just as optimally on your own. Above all, you bring a genuine commitment to safety and quality across office, shop, and client-site environments. This role is based in Rochester and Rush, NY, with occasional travel (typically under 25%).