Project Engineer - Process Power Manager

Role Overview

Engineering Responsibilities

• Evaluate and apply standard engineering techniques and procedures.
• Perform testing, installation, commissioning, and project documentation.
• Prepare engineering proposals and presentations, including bills of materials and estimated engineering hours.
• Create work plans and cost estimates and review scope, budgets, schedules, and deliverable quality.
• Complete Power Management System risk and opportunity assessments and report contract, quality, program, and cost issues.

Technical and Project Coordination

• Support contract change management covering scope, cost, time, and risk impacts.
• Coordinate technical requirements with Supply Chain and evaluate supplier proposals.
• Ensure engineering activities comply with safety regulations, contractual requirements, processes, and tools.
• Assign tasks to and coordinate entry-level engineers, technicians, and administrative staff.

Required Experience

• 4+ years of relevant experience in engineering and commissioning of Power Management Systems.
• Experience with PMS monitoring, control, load shedding, load sharing, and synchronization.
• Hands-on experience designing substation network architecture and control philosophies for process or power plants.
• Hands-on experience configuring controllers, protocol gateways, data concentrators, and manufacturer IEDs.

Technical Skills

• Working knowledge of IEC 61850, OPC, Modbus, DNP3, IEC 101/104, TCP/IP, Profinet, Fieldbus, SPA, OT/IT convergence, and cybersecurity.
• Experience creating IEC, ICD, CID, and SCD files and using application engineering tools for a DCS.

Education and Travel

• A four-year bachelor's degree or equivalent experience is required.
• The role requires willingness to travel nationally and internationally up to 70% and a valid international passport.

Business Context