Controls Engineer - Power Plant Upgrades & Troubleshooting
Tekgence Inc
Reno (NV)
On-site
USD 80,000 - 100,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A key player in the energy sector is seeking a Controls Engineer to support two generation facilities in Northern Nevada. This contract-to-hire role ideally aims to convert to full-time, leveraging hands-on controls expertise to address skill gaps due to retirements. The candidate will troubleshoot controls-related issues, participate in plant upgrades, and collaborate closely with various engineering teams. Experience with Emerson Ovation systems is preferred, along with a commitment to a long-term career in controls engineering.
Qualifications
5+ years of relevant controls engineering or industrial controls experience.
Ability to interpret and work with block logic and other controls-related logic structures.
Experience supporting power generation facilities is beneficial.
Responsibilities
Diagnose and resolve controls-related issues to keep units online.
Investigate logic issues, alarms, and abnormal operating conditions.
Participate in controls-related plant upgrades and projects.
Split responsibilities between two plants, requiring travel.
Contribute to improving existing runbooks and troubleshooting guides.
Skills
Emerson Ovation control systems
GE Mark VI control systems
Troubleshooting capability
Job description
A key player in the energy sector is seeking a Controls Engineer to support two generation facilities in Northern Nevada. This contract-to-hire role ideally aims to convert to full-time, leveraging hands-on controls expertise to address skill gaps due to retirements. The candidate will troubleshoot controls-related issues, participate in plant upgrades, and collaborate closely with various engineering teams. Experience with Emerson Ovation systems is preferred, along with a commitment to a long-term career in controls engineering.