Instrumentation and Control Engineer

Overview

Job Responsibilities

• Review instrumentation design deliverables including datasheets, specifications, instrument index, and I/O lists for offshore platforms
• Perform detailed review of field instrumentation such as transmitters, analyzers, gauges, and control valves
• Ensure compliance with project specifications, client requirements, offshore standards, and international codes (IEC, ISA)
• Coordinate with multi-disciplinary teams including process, mechanical, electrical, automation, and telecom engineers
• Review P&IDs, hook-ups, cable schedules, loop diagrams, and instrument layouts
• Act as a technical interface between client, EPC contractors, and instrumentation vendors
• Review vendor documents for instruments and control valves, including datasheets, GA drawings, and calculations
• Monitor vendor progress and conduct technical follow-ups to ensure timely and quality deliverables
• Support FEED and Detail Design activities through design validation and interface management
• Participate in FAT and SAT activities related to instrumentation and control systems, including offshore requirements
• Identify design gaps, risks, and inconsistencies, and recommend corrective actions
• Ensure proper selection, sizing, and integration of control valves and field instruments
• Address offshore challenges such as hazardous area classification, environmental conditions, and material suitability
• Participate in technical meetings, design reviews, and HAZOP/HAZID workshops
• Ensure adherence to project schedules, quality standards, and safety requirements

Key Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Instrumentation, Electronics, Electrical, or related engineering discipline
• 10–15 years of experience in instrumentation engineering within oil & gas projects, with offshore platform experience
• Strong experience with field instrumentation and control valves (selection, sizing, and review)
• Proven experience in instrumentation design and documentation review
• Experience working with EPC contractors and instrumentation vendors
• Good understanding of P&IDs, loop diagrams, hook-ups, and control philosophies
• Familiarity with offshore standards and international codes such as IEC and ISA
• Experience in FEED and Detail Design phases for offshore projects
• Strong understanding of hazardous area classification and intrinsic safety concepts
• Strong technical review, coordination, and vendor management skills
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities