Control Systems Engineer - Level II-Building Automation Systems; BAS

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Control Associates is seeking an experienced Control Systems Engineer specializing in Building Automation Systems to support pharmaceutical commissioning and qualification projects in Rahway, NJ. If you have C&Q experience and want to apply your BAS expertise in GMP-qualified pharmaceutical environments, this is your opportunity to join a company that’s been pioneering industrial automation for over 90 years.

As our Control Systems Engineer for BAS, you’ll be the technical expert who ensures HVAC and black utilities systems in GMP-qualified pharmaceutical spaces are properly commissioned and qualified. You’ll develop comprehensive test cases, verify system configurations, and validate that control sequences function exactly as designed. Your work directly supports the safe, compliant production of life-saving medications.

• Develop automation test cases for commissioning and qualification of HVAC and black utilities systems in GMP-qualified pharmaceutical environments
• Interpret complex electrical submittal packages and mechanical Sequences of Operations to build effective qualification test cases
• Perform rigorous testing to verify BAS configuration accuracy and system integration
• Validate integration of OEM equipment to Building Automation Systems
• Verify functionality of control sequences against design specifications and GMP requirements
• Utilize digital document management applications to maintain comprehensive commissioning records
• Collaborate with project teams, contractors, and client stakeholders to ensure successful system commissioning

Required:

• 2-5 years of experience in automation Commissioning & Qualification (C&Q)
• Working knowledge of HVAC control methodology and building automation principles
• Experience with BAS software platforms
• Ability to work on-site in Rahway, NJ five days per week during commissioning activities

Preferred:

• Experience with Schneider Electric's Eco Struxure Building Operations and Power Monitoring Expert
• Experience with digital document management applications in GMP environments (Kneat experience in pharmaceutical space highly valued)
• Understanding of pharmaceutical manufacturing requirements and GMP compliance

Customer Focus: You'll exceed client expectations by delivering meticulous commissioning work that ensures systems operate flawlessly from day one.

Collaboration: You'll work closely with project teams, contractors, and client stakeholders to achieve successful system qualification.

Innovation: You'll develop creative test strategies and approaches to verify complex control sequences and system integrations.

Integrity: You'll maintain the highest standards of GMP compliance and documentation accuracy in all commissioning activities.

Passion: You'll bring dedication and strong work ethic to ensuring pharmaceutical manufacturing systems meet exacting quality standards.

• Competitive salary commensurate with experience
• Base Salary range for this role is $85K- $110K with bonus potential
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) with company match
• Generous paid time off
• Professional development opportunities in pharmaceutical automation
• Exposure to advanced BAS platforms and GMP commissioning practices
• Opportunity to work on critical pharmaceutical infrastructure projects

Ready to Commission Systems That Enable Life-Saving Treatments?

If you're an experienced commissioning engineer with BAS expertise who wants to apply your skills in pharmaceutical environments where precision and compliance are paramount, we want to hear from you! Join Control Associates and ensure that critical HVAC and utilities systems support the safe production of medications that improve and save lives.

Note:

This position requires on-site work in Rahway, NJ five days per week during commissioning activities.

Control Associates is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to diversity in the workplace.