E&IC Engineer

Design Hire is seeking a E&IC Engineer to support control system modernization work within complex, highly regulated facilities. This role is a strong fit for someone with hands‑on controls design experience who understands how field devices, networked control components, and system architecture connect into a complete engineering package.

• Design replacement control system solutions for aging, obsolete, or failing equipment and components.
• Develop engineering packages that support contractor installation, system integration, and commissioning.
• Integrate new devices and control designs into existing distributed control system environments.
• Document network‑related details such as device configuration, communication requirements, and system interface points.
• Coordinate with engineering, operations, maintenance, and project teams to maintain reliability, safety, and compliance requirements.

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering preferred, or a related technical discipline.
• 5+ years of E&IC, controls, systems, operations, or maintenance engineering experience.
• Strong background with DCS architecture, control system communication, and networked device integration.
• Experience supporting utility, power generation, nuclear, or heavy industrial facilities preferred.
• Ability to design control solutions from the component level through full system integration.
• Understanding of cybersecurity considerations related to industrial control systems.
• Prior experience with major DCS platforms preferred.
• Strong technical documentation, problem‑solving, communication, and follow‑through skills.

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Employment eligibility:
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