Controls & Instrumentation Engineer

Own Control Systems End-to-End: Serve as the plant-wide owner of all control systems and instrumentation — from initial concept and design through installation, commissioning, validation, and long-term maintenance and continuous improvement.

Build and Maintain Critical Programs: Develop, maintain, and revise PLC and HMI programs to support production requirements and drive continuous improvement.

Shape New Systems: Assist in the design, specification, installation, and commissioning of new control system equipment and instrumentation.

Own the Data: Build, configure, and maintain plant data acquisition and historian systems, ensuring accurate, reliable process data capture for production, quality, and regulatory needs.

Drive Risk Management: Perform process risk assessments related to control systems and instrumentation, and develop and implement mitigation plans.

Ensure Measurement Integrity: Conduct periodic process control verifications and instrument calibration reviews to maintain GMP compliance.

Lead Validation Efforts: Assist in new equipment and control system validation execution and reporting (IQ, OQ, PQ).

Document and Improve: Support process mapping and P&ID documentation, and assist in documenting control system changes, troubleshooting outcomes, and validation results (deviations, CAPA, change control).

Build Team Capability: Develop and implement new or revised SOPs for control systems and data acquisition, and provide technical training to plant personnel.

Champion Compliance: Maintain compliance with safety, GMP, and GLP requirements.

BS degree in an Engineering discipline required; entry-level candidates will be considered

Fundamental understanding of process control concepts, instrumentation (flow, pressure, temperature, pH, level), and loop tuning