I&C Engineer

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Job Description:

Want to take your Engineering expertise to the next level to work on tough projects that will make a huge impact? Parsons is looking for an amazingly talented Instrumentation & Control Systems Engineer.  As energy availability becomes increasingly critical, there’s no end to the scope and significance of your work.  This role would require a person to live or relocate to Bakersfield, CA. 

What You’ll Be Doing: 

In this role you will be responsible for developing philosophy and designing equipment used to monitor and control machinery, processes and safety systems in the energy industry. The I&C engineer may also oversee installing, programing, managing, and/or maintaining the above systems. The I&C engineer will ensure that these systems and processes operate effectively, efficiently and safely. 

The Energy industry is changing — and we’re helping clients stay ahead of the change. Join a team that’s working together with industry to deliver innovation for the long term on some of the most important and interesting projects 

What Required Skills You’ll Bring: 

• Designing and developing new control systems in the energy industry; 

• Specifying instrumentation, control valves, and process safety valves; 

• Testing, maintaining, and modifying existing control systems; 

• Analyzing data and presenting findings in written reports; 

• Developing communication, control philosophy, and cause and effect documents; 

• Developing control panel fabrication drawings and oversee work by designers and drafters; 

• Working collaboratively with engineers, designers, project managers of varying disciplines; 

• Liaising with clients, suppliers, contractors, and relevant authorities; 

• Project management within cost and time constrained environments; 

• Troubleshooting and problem-solving; 

• Understanding and ensuring compliance with the health and safety regulations, code and client standards, and quality standards of the area in which work is undertaken; 

• Representing controls at process hazard analysis studies; 

• Providing advice and consulting support. 

What Desired Skills You’ll Bring: 

Skills in specific control disciplines such as: 

• programmable logic controllers (PLC) 

• distributed control systems (DCS) 

• supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) 

• basic process control systems (BPCS) 

• Safety instrumented systems (SIS). 

• Knowledge of process controls and process safety in an engineering environment.