Instrumentation and Control Engineer

Job Description :

Key Activities:  Electrical design understanding, review, testing, modification in field (electrical/plc/software), installation and commissioning,

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or higher degree in engineering.
• 0 to 3 years’ experience in controls, electronics, and instrumentation systems engineering.

I&C Engineer Responsibility:

Your responsibilities will include:

• Working with systems engineering team to develop requirements.
• Testing, commissioning and integration of instrumentation and control systems.
• Develop/Modify the Electrical Design for PLC Control Panel.
• Develop hardware and software design specifications, I/O lists.
• Developing and testing of PLC system.
• Working with internal stakeholders and customers to ensure unit control panel FAT/SAT is satisfactorily completed for the projects.
• Perform diagnosis and solve any issues related to electrical, instrumentation and control systems.
• Providing support to the site in successful commissioning of the installed system.

Requirements:

• Have exposure or knowledge to design and review of control panel design and electrical schematics.
• Have proficient understanding and implementation experience of control logic/application software for Manufacturing Process Automation.
• Be proficient in Rockwell PLC programming languages and configuration tools or equivalent.
• Be proficient in industrial HMI/SCADA for Rockwell/Ignition (inductive Automation) or equivalent.
• Have exposure to site commissioning procedures.
• Be an excellent team player and work with the team in resolving the critical situations encountered during the project execution.
• Exposure in working with HVAC systems – Manufacturing and Automation Testing Process will be added advantage.
• Experience in working with Ignition Scada will be added advantage.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Maintain collaborative relationship with Client.

Salary and Benefits:

• Commensurate with experience

Work Location:

• Houston 

Work Remotely:

• Yes, Travel to client sites required.