Electrical, Instrumentation & Controls Engineer (m/f/d)

PFASuiki GmbH; Oberhaching; Vor Ort; EUR 65.000 - 90.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Competitive salary

Public transport subsidies

Lunch subsidies

Zusammenfassung

PFASuiki GmbH is tackling PFAS destruction with ECO technology. We are seeking an Electrical, Instrumentation & Controls Engineer to develop and industrialize our pilot systems and commercial water treatment products.

You will manage electrical integration, instrumentation, control cabinets and commissioning to deliver safe, reliable and scalable systems. Key tasks include wiring, sensors, PLC/HMI testing, FAT, site commissioning and updating schematics, P&IDs and I/O lists.

Qualifikationen

• Qualification in electrical engineering, automation, instrumentation, mechatronics or related field.
• At least 3 years of practical industrial automation experience.
• Hands-on experience with field wiring, 24 VDC signals, 4-20 mA loops, sensors, control cabinets, PLCs and HMIs.

Aufgaben

• Specify, install and integrate sensors, cables and electrical equipment for pilot and commercial systems.
• Complete field wiring, terminations and equipment connections; troubleshoot faults to PLC/HMI.
• Configure and test process instrumentation for flow, pressure, temperature, level and conductivity.
• Test PLC and HMI functions; support alarms, trips and control sequences.
• Define requirements for control cabinets; review supplier designs.
• Support FAT, installation, testing, startup and on-site commissioning.
• Perform I/O checks, loop checks and functional testing; resolve commissioning faults.
• Update electrical schematics, P&IDs, I/O lists; maintain backups and as-built docs.

Kenntnisse

Electrical engineering

Automation

Instrumentation

Mechatronics

Field wiring

PLC

HMI

Ausbildung

Electrical engineering/automation/related field

Tools

EPLAN

PLC programming

SCADA

Jobbeschreibung

PFASuiki is setting the global standard for safe, sustainable PFAS destruction. Through advanced electrochemical oxidation (ECO), we transform contaminated streams into non-hazardous outputs and help solve one of today’s major environmental challenges.

We are looking for an Electrical, Instrumentation & Controls Engineer to develop and industrialize our pilot systems and commercial water treatment products. You will take hands‑on responsibility for electrical integration, instrumentation, controls, control cabinets and commissioning – helping turn our technology into safe, reliable and scalable systems.

Tasks

• Specify, install and integrate sensors, cables and electrical equipment for our pilot and commercial systems
• Complete field wiring, terminations and equipment connections, and troubleshoot faults from field devices through to PLC and HMI
• Select, configure and test process instrumentation for flow, pressure, temperature, level and conductivity
• Test and troubleshoot PLC and HMI functions and support control sequences, alarms, permissives and trips
• Define requirements for control cabinets, review supplier designs and implement controlled modifications where required
• Support FAT, installation, dry and wet testing, startup and on-site commissioning
• Perform I/O checks, loop checks and functional testing and resolve faults during commissioning
• Read and update electrical schematics, P&IDs, I/O lists and related technical documentation
• Maintain controlled PLC/HMI backups, document changes and ensure accurate as‑built documentation

Requirements

• Engineering, technician, Meister, vocational or equivalent qualification in electrical engineering, automation, instrumentation, mechatronics or a related field
• At least 3 years of practical industrial experience in automation, commissioning, system integration, industrial maintenance or process instrumentation
• Hands‑on experience with field wiring, 24 VDC signals, 4–20 mA loops, industrial sensors, control cabinets, PLCs and HMIs
• Strong troubleshooting skills across instrumentation, wiring, cabinet hardware, PLCs, communications and HMIs
• Ability to interpret P&IDs, electrical schematics, terminal plans and I/O lists
• Ability to work safely and independently on industrial electrical systems
• German Elektrofachkraft status, or eligibility for formal appointment, is preferred
• Working German for safe site work and contractor coordination, plus sufficient English for technical documentation and international suppliers
• Structured and disciplined approach to testing, change control, backups and technical documentation

Bonus:

• PLC and HMI programming experience
• Experience with EPLAN
• Functional safety, safety circuits or ATEX instrumentation experience
• Real Impact: Use your engineering expertise to tackle one of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges
• Ownership: Take responsibility for critical electrical, instrumentation and control systems from design through commissioning
• Technology at Scale: Help transform innovative PFAS destruction technology from pilot systems into reliable commercial products
• Broad Engineering Exposure: Work hands‑on across instrumentation, electrical systems, control cabinets, PLC/HMI and commissioning
• Startup Environment: Short decision paths, high responsibility and the opportunity to directly shape our technology
• Competitive Package: Attractive fixed salary plus performance‑based variable compensation, public transport and lunch subsidies

Ready to engineer technology with real‑world impact?

Join PFASuiki and help us turn breakthrough PFAS destruction technology into safe, reliable and scalable commercial systems.

If you are a hands‑on engineer who enjoys taking ownership, solving complex technical challenges and seeing your work come to life in the field, we want to hear from you.