Control Systems Engineer

We are currently seeking a skilled control systems engineer for our Alpharetta, GA location. This role involves various responsibilities including programming, system configuration, system documentation, factory acceptance testing, and field start-up and commissioning activities.

· Bachelor's degree in Engineering with at least 5 years of relevant work experience, or equivalent combination of education and experience

· Extensive platform experience and strong proficiency in programming, including:

a. PLCs (preferably Allen-Bradley)

b. HMIs (preferably Inductive Automation Ignition, AVEVA/Wonderware System Platform, Rockwell FactoryTalk View, GE iFIX)

c. DCS (DeltaV)

d. Other (Omni Flow Computer, ROC, Presets)

· Strong proficiency in Modbus, Ethernet/IP, and OPC communications protocols

· Good understanding of P&ID’s, control panel wiring drawings, and field wiring diagrams

· Desired:

a. Knowledgeable of Electrical Protection Relays (Multilin, SEL)

b. Knowledgeable of Historian systems

c. Knowledgeable of external notification systems (text, email, mobile app, etc.)

d. Familiarity with DeviceNet and/or Profibus communications protocols

· Develop and implement DCS/PLC/HMI programming

· Assist in the creation of logic diagrams, cause & effect matrices, and functional narratives

· Contribute to the design and review of control panel design packages, field wiring diagrams, conduit & cable schedules, and associated E&I package deliverables

· Attend field verification and user requirements gathering walkdowns

· Perform factory acceptance testing

· Conduct field start-up and commissioning, including troubleshooting support when required

· Assist in client training and provide necessary support

· Offer after-hours support for internal/external clients as needed

· Collaborate with Senior Engineering Lead(s) and Project Manager(s) to ensure deliverable quality and adhere to budget constraints

· Travel approximately 25% of the time, including air travel

· Sit in office space for a standard workday (8-10 hours, with breaks)

· Travel by car to remote locations for up to 5 hours

· Travel by plane to locations with flight times up to 5 hours

· Kneel/bend to investigate and document control panels and wiring

· Stand/walk around pipeline, terminal, and plant locations for up to 10-12 hrs per day, including climbing stairs/ladders and crossing dike walls for inspections and documentation purposes

· Outdoor work in diverse climates while wearing appropriate PPE

· Competitive salary with potential bonus for overtime hours

· Flexible Benefit Time Off (BTO) for vacation, sick time, or cash compensation

· Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)

· 401(k) Matching

· Company-funded health insurance

· Health club sponsorship