Process Control Engineer

RESPONSIBILITIES

• The Process Controls Engineer will provide hands‑on support for plant instrumentation and control systems, including Siemens PCS7 and legacy platforms (Moore, Eurotherm, Modbus, etc.).
• Troubleshoot and resolve hardware, software, and OT network issues to ensure reliable and continuous plant operations.
• Lead and support control system upgrade projects, from planning and design to installation and commissioning.
• Configure and maintain OT system architecture, including servers, networks (Profinet/Profibus), remote I/O, and HMI graphics.
• Maintain and update engineering documentation such as P&IDs, network hierarchies, loop diagrams, and general arrangement drawings.
• Train engineers and operators on control systems, functionality, and safety protocols.
• Relocation provided. $120K-$165K.

• The Process Controls Engineer will have a BS degree in electrical engineering, chemical engineering, or computer science or related field; associates considered.
• Understanding of P&IDs and Process Flow Diagrams; understanding of electrical elementary and loop diagrams.
• 2+ years' experience programming DCS systems (Siemens PCS7, DeltaV, etc.).
• Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot process control loops and systems.
• Demonstrated project management experience.
• Availability to resolve urgent system problems outside of business hours.
• High level of proficiency with SAP, Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
• Must be legally eligible to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.