Instrumentation Engineer

Location: 100% Remote out of any state except for California, Connecticut, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma and South Carolina

• Responsibilities
• Review, investigate and develop appropriate recommendations regarding Instrumentation and Control Systems during the various stages of a project such as: Feasibility Study, Basic Engineering and Detailed Engineering
• Provide technical expertise and guidance to project teams, resolving technical issues/conflicts and ensuring adherence to project timelines and specifications.
• Supports risk assessments, including PHA/HAZOP, LOPA/SIL assessment and SIL verification and review the safety requirement specification (SRS)
• Use of technical judgment in making selections and adaptation of engineering alternatives during various stages of project implementation.
• Support the company during the development/preparation of company discipline (instrumentation and controls) specification standards.
• Develop both conceptual and detailed Instrumentation and Controls requirements including Instrumentation selection and guidelines to meet project requirements.
• Work with the project team during various optimization efforts during various stages of project implementation.
• Implement and monitor performance indicators, metrics for measurement of Instrumentation and Controls progress/schedule during various stages of project implementation.
• Prepare Weekly/monthly reports to communicate project status and outcomes to stakeholders.
• Collaborate with other disciplines, departments, and company installations/sites to provide technical support and recommendations during various stages of project implementation.
• Ensure compliance with relevant industry codes, standards, regulations, and safety guidelines (e.g., ASME, API, ISO, IEC, ISA) various stages of project implementation.
• Proficiency of Smart-Plant Instrumentation Instrument database.
• Generate and review technical reports, specifications, and data sheets to support project implementation.
• Interpreting P&I Drawings, review/checking loop diagrams, schematics, or other field instrumentation drawings.

What You Bring To the Table

• Bachelor’s degree in an appropriate Engineering discipline and five (5) years related experience in engineering relevant to Electrical or Instrumentation and Control
• OR
• Master’s degree in an appropriate Engineering discipline and three (3) years related experience in engineering relevant to Electrical or Instrumentation and Control
• Experience with managing and working with Engineering Consultants and Contractors
• Professional Engineer
• Smart-Plant Instrumentation

Preferred Qualifications

• Engineering degree in Electrical or Instrumentation and Control
• Ability to review, investigate and develop appropriate recommendations regarding Instrumentation and Control Systems (including Field Instruments and Valves)
• Instrumentation and Controls engineering experience in a Mineral Processing Industry
• Ten (10) years related experience in engineering relevant to Electrical or Instrumentation and Control