Intermediate Instrumentation and Controls Engineer

Be part of something incredible. Metals are necessary for our world, but mining historically faced issues with waste, sustainability, and inefficiencies. Mine Sense is changing that. Our solutions reduce mining waste and environmental impacts while increasing profits and efficiencies. Backed by the best in venture capital and government funds, and recognized by tech industry and sustainability programs, Mine Sense is doing what many said could not be done: improving mining for people and planet.

We are looking to add an Intermediate Instrumentation & Controls Engineer to our Engineering team in Vancouver, BC. Reporting to the Team Lead - Controls, this role is responsible for the continuous testing and improvement of components and sub-components for new products and product enhancements. An ideal candidate will be a detail-oriented self-starter that enjoys developing innovative solutions.

• Develop and support PLC programs and intuitive user interfaces (HMI).
• Contribute to the design, specification, and testing of hardware and software.
• Perform calibration and testing of sensors and subsystems.
• Work with vendors to evaluate and integrate components into systems.

• Configure network devices (Access Points, Switches, Remote I/Os).
• Integrate communication interfaces (RS-232/485, CAN) with PLCs and embedded systems.
• Set up industrial communication protocols such as Modbus, OPC, and Ethernet/IP.

• Assist with root cause analysis of electrical and electronic components (e.g., power supplies, signal conditioning, sensor circuits).
• Develop and execute test protocols for hardware/software verification; measure voltages, currents, and signal integrity using basic test equipment (e.g., multimeter, oscilloscope).
• Participate in system integration and testing.
• Support commissioning activities and troubleshoot issues on-site or remotely.

• Document system design and operation (e.g., control narratives, schematics).
• Contribute to the development of standard procedures, test documents, and work instructions.
• Additional duties as occasionally required by your leader.

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Electronics or Control systems engineering.
• Generally, 2-4 + years’ experience as an electrical/electronics or controls engineer.
• Exposure to PLC or embedded system programming (any platform, CODESYS is a plus).
• Familiar with Ethernet networking and industrial communication protocols.
• Experience designing and troubleshooting control panels and printed circuit board design (PCB).
• Experience with automotive, mobile power equipment, and harsh environments is an asset.
• Proficient with Microsoft 365.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Strong organization skills with attention to details.
• Self-starter, motivated and able to work independently and in teams.
• Health & Safety conscious individual.
• Legally able to work in Canada.

Salary
$77,000 - $100,000 a year

The salary offered to the successful candidate will be based on their experience, knowledge and skills they bring to Mine Sense, market data based on their location as well as internal equity. Keeping this mind, the salary offered can be outside of the range posted.

Benefits

• A competitive salary and bonus.
• Matching RRSP or 401K program (for Canadian and US employees).
• A comprehensive benefit program including an employee assistance program.
• Learning and career development programs and resources (live sessions and on-demand).
• Transit Subsidy (for roles based in Vancouver, BC).
• Hybrid work (for roles that do not require to be onsite).
• 3 weeks' vacation or more depending on the position.
• Global and local company organized social events and celebrations to connect with your team.

Purpose-Driven At Mine Sense, we don’t just clock in—we live our purpose. We’re on a mission to revolutionize the mining industry, and every day, we’re one step closer to a cleaner, greener world.

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