Instrumentation and Controls Technician

Your Job Georgia‑Pacific is seeking an Instrumentation and Controls Technician for our Neenah Technical Center R&D operations team.

In this role you will work closely with engineering and operations to support instrumentation and controls of pilot plant equipment. Typical operation is weekdays day shift only (Monday‑Friday 6:30am to 3:00pm). This role typically does not require on‑call, weekends, nights, or travel.

The Neenah Technical Center is the central site for research, development, and lab services for Georgia‑Pacific’s North American Consumer Products business. Our consumer brands are household names throughout North America – Quilted Northern®, Angel Soft® bath tissue, Brawny® paper towels, Dixie® plates and bowls, and many others. We also produce products such as en Motion® towels and dispensers, as well as Smart Stock® cutlery dispensers for commercial markets.

• Lead instrumentation inspection, troubleshooting, calibration, testing and spare parts inventory.
• Optimize machine processes through small projects, training, programming and loop tuning.
• Update documentation and drawings.
• Support areas of the R&D facility as needed (paper making, converting and facilities).

• 2+ years’ relevant instrument and/or controls experience.
• Experience with DCS, QCS and PLC control systems.

• Associate Degree or higher in Industrial Instrumentation, Electrical, Controls or a related field.
• Experience in paper making.
• Experience as an Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) Technician.
• Experience programming and troubleshooting Honeywell Experion QCS and DCS.
• Experience programming and troubleshooting Rockwell PLC and HMI.
• Experience creating and editing AutoCAD drawings managed in a Vault file management system.
• Experience troubleshooting VFDs and motor starters.
• Experience troubleshooting steam systems.
• Experience troubleshooting burner systems.
• Process network and server management experience.

Any compensation range provided for a role is an estimate determined by available market data. The actual amount may be higher or lower than the range provided considering each candidate's knowledge, skills, abilities, and geographic location.