Senior SCADA & Process Control Engineer (DWM)

City of Atlanta, GA; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 68,000 - 91,000; Full time

Job summary

City of Atlanta, GA is seeking a senior DWM Process Control Engineer SCADA for AIM in Atlanta, GA. Responsibilities include designing and maintaining process control systems, supporting watershed operations, and guiding SCADA projects with contractors.

The role requires a Bachelor's in computer science or BSEE, 5 years of process control experience, and familiarity with ISA, IEC, AWWA, NFPA. Master’s degree is preferred and safety-conscious leadership is expected.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in computer science or BSEE; five years of process control experience.
• Master's degree in computer science or MSEE is preferred.
• Knowledge of ISA, IEC, AWWA, NFPA standards.
• Experience with SCADA, DCS, PLCs, and HMI platforms.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, install, and maintain process control systems and equipment.
• Manage SCADA projects, trainings, and contractor oversight.
• Write specifications and control narratives for new systems.
• Maintain iFix platforms and related servers and workstations.
• Provide break-fix support for DCS/PLC issues and create reports.

Skills

Process knowledge

Interdisciplinary knowledge

Foxboro

GE iFix

VFD

Allen-Bradley

Ignition HMI

DCS/PLC

Training ability

Leadership

Communication

Project management

Safety focused

Education

Bachelor's in computer science or BSEE

Master's in computer science or MSEE

Tools

Schneider Electric Foxboro

GE iFix

Ignition HMI

Allen-Bradley PLCs

Emerson Ovation

ABB control

Job description

City of Atlanta, GA is seeking a senior DWM Process Control Engineer SCADA for AIM in Atlanta, GA. Responsibilities include designing and maintaining process control systems, supporting watershed operations, and guiding SCADA projects with contractors.

The role requires a Bachelor's in computer science or BSEE, 5 years of process control experience, and familiarity with ISA, IEC, AWWA, NFPA. Master’s degree is preferred and safety-conscious leadership is expected.