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ADNOC in Abu Dhabi invites applications for an Instrumentation and Control Engineer to provide specialist expertise on I&C systems and design. This on-site role entails coordinating with technical departments, operations, consultants and contractors to resolve technical issues and ensure that Instrumentation and Control designs meet required quality and integrity standards.
The role includes reviewing designs, performing calculations, and contributing to Engineering Procedures and Technical
Instrumentation and Control Engineer - Design Job Snapshot
Role: Instrumentation and Control Engineer
Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Industry: Oil and Energy
Function: Engineering
Experience: Not specified
Job Type: Full Time
Country: United Arab Emirates
City: Abu Dhabi
Industry: Oil and Energy
Function: Engineering
Salary: Not disclosed
Gender: No Preference
Candidate Nationality: Not specified
Job Type: Full Time
Work Arrangement: On-site
The Instrumentation and Control Engineer will provide specialist engineering expertise on technical matters related to Instrumentation and Control systems and design. The position coordinates with Technical Departments, Business Units, Operations, engineering consultants and contractors to resolve technical issues, manage engineering interfaces and ensure Instrumentation and Control designs meet required quality and integrity standards.
The role requires close coordination across engineering disciplines and operational interfaces to ensure technical requirements are incorporated into project designs. This includes working with internal stakeholders, consultants, EPC contractors, PMC teams, vendors and suppliers to address technical issues and maintain design integrity.
Founded in 1971, ADNOC is a diversified energy group wholly owned by the Abu Dhabi Government. Its integrated businesses operate across the energy value chain to support evolving energy requirements. ADNOC is investing in lower-carbon solutions, new energies and decarbonization technologies as part of its stated net-zero-by-2045 ambition and commitment to zero methane emissions by 2030.