Instrumentation Engineer

Job Description

Instrumentation and control systems for industrial processes should be designed, developed, and tested.

• Choose and specify instrumentation parts such as controllers, transmitters, and sensors.
• Using CAD software, create schematics, diagrams, and layouts for control systems.
• Using software tools like PLC programming, DCS programming, or SCADA systems, develop and implement control plans.
• For planned initiatives, carry out cost‑benefit evaluations and feasibility studies.
• Ensure that projects are finished on schedule and under budget by working with project managers, other engineers, and clients.
• Review and approve instrumentation and control system design documents, including specifications, drawings, and calculations.
• Prepare and present technical reports and presentations to clients and other stakeholders.
• Ensure that instrumentation and control systems are designed and installed in compliance with applicable codes, standards, and regulations.
• Provide technical guidance and support to other team members.
• Stay updated on new developments in the field of instrumentation and control systems as well as market trends.
• Problem solving and site supervision during project meetings.
• Coordinate with clients.