Our client, a growing biotech manufacturer, is looking for a Process Control Engineer I to support engineers on project work, including design, configuration, and commissioning. You’ll also support production areas to reduce downtime and improve processes.
What You’ll Do
- Work with production staff to develop new or improved process designs for control software and hardware, including higher efficiency, more automation, better control methods, and better data collection and reporting, then help engineering implement them
- Provide technical support to production on control system configuration, process control parameter changes, and process troubleshooting
- Work with the team to recommend and introduce control scheme changes that improve plant operation
- Develop, maintain, and deliver training for console operators on automated systems, including training materials and process simulation
- Maintain documentation to site GMP guidelines
- Build working knowledge of the site’s PLC and DCS platforms and back up other process control personnel
- Support area capital projects, including scope development, cost justification, control logic, and commissioning
- Support site safety and quality initiatives through team participation and leadership, incident/CAR analysis, and follow-up
Required
- B.S. in Engineering
- Knowledge of automation control platforms such as PLC/HMI or DCS
- Ability to work with facility employees, contractors, outside vendors, and customers
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a quick learner’s drive to broaden their knowledge
- Understanding of safety, health, environmental, quality, and regulatory compliance guidelines
- Strong written and verbal communication and computer skills
Preferred
- Familiarity with process instrumentation, controls engineering, and structured programming
- Basic programming knowledge
- Allen-Bradley platforms: FactoryTalk (HMI) and RSLogix 5000
- Communication protocols for connecting with other PLC manufacturers
- Electrical and/or mechanical aptitude
- Physical demands beyond sedentary work due to equipment inspection and troubleshooting, including climbing stairs and ladders
- Required PPE must be worn
- Schedule will vary during shutdowns and other extraordinary conditions