Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer

Job description

Job Summary

The Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer (E&I) provides the engineering needed to deliver custom water/wastewater treatment systems to industrial and municipal customers. Working on a multidisciplinary team, the E&I Engineer ensures accuracy of design, timeliness of submittals, adherence to budget, and compliance with our quality procedures.

Essential Functions & Responsibilities

As E&I, you have broad responsibility to develop engineering deliverables and coordinate with a project team Led by the Lead Engineer, you will complete design documents in concert with Process, Mechanical, and Controls engineers, as well as various project support functions (Document Control, Sourcing, Finance, etc.)

The E&I works in a highly technical role

generating, checking, or approving Process & Instrument Diagrams, single line diagrams, I/O lists, loop (termination) diagrams, instrumentation, power distribution designs, control system architecture (PLC/DCS), electrical load lists, and general design specifications. You have experience in control panel design, including, but not limited to, panel layout, termination drawings, and compiling a bill of materials. You support vendor selection and equipment procurement, managing vendor documents and ensuring our suppliers are on track and performing.

You build and maintain knowledge of local and national electrical codes and requirements. You also maintain the project schedule and document reporting for the Lead Engineer. Finally, you are a technical customer contact, participating in project status updates, design reviews, installation support, and commissioning supervision. The E&I Engineer requires a strong engineering foundation and is skilled at working across teams, communicating complex ideas, and integrating systems.

They are thoughtful, cooperative and creative, able to handle multiple shifting demands with professionalism and good judgement.

Qualifications

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

Working knowledge of design standards (NEC, UL508A, CSA, etc.) Superb customer service/relationship building skills Impeccable planning skills

• Excellent organizational skills Great time management skills Clear and concise communication skills Good team player skills
• Ability to exercise good judgment Education & Experience: 5 years of cognate experience in Electrical Engineering in water treatment, oil & gas, chemical, or power fields
• Bachelor's degree in an accredited Engineering (Electrical or Control is preferred ) Professional Engineer’s License or ability to obtain one within 1 year - preferred but not required Experience with hazardous location classification/technologies Experience with Motor Control Center (MCC) design Experience with low and medium voltage power distribution system design Experience with selection/procurement of valves and instruments Experience with cable tray design and cable routing Experience with SAP Working Conditions: 10% - 25% travel - both domestic & international