Instrumentation and Controls Design Engineer - Industrial

Join our Industrial team, where innovation is cultivated in an environment of excellence within the industrial sector! Our offices serve as a professional collaborative environment for engineers and designers, providing an atmosphere that values our employees and embraces multiple “Best Places to Work” awards. As industrial facility professionals, we set trends, navigate diverse challenges, and reward ambitious employees.

Experience the excitement of contributing to cutting-edge projects such as ethanol plant improvements, renewable natural gas plant greenfield designs, and ag-industrial process facility designs, among others. With a commitment to a flexible yet disciplined work culture, our close-knit camaraderie continually provides our community of accomplished professionals the keys to a successful career!

As a Instrumentation and Controls Design Engineer you will be joining a fun, growing, team of other Instrumentation and Controls Design Engineer , Control System Integration Engineers, and Technicians. Your primary role will be designing instrumentation and control systems for our industrial market. This role will communicate and coordinate with other engineering disciplines, teams, subconsultants, clients, vendors, and contractors to learn, implement, and verify control systems are designed and constructed properly.

You will be responsible for managing your tasks including instrumentation and control system design, specifications, and drawings. This position may require occasional travel to project sites for meetings, information collection, and construction administration.

• Selection and specification of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and Human Machine Interface (HMI) equipment.

• Selection and specification of networking components and media including copper, fiber, and wireless hardware.

We have one current opening and will consider candidates located out of our Lincoln, NE, Omaha, NE office or working remotely.

• Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field.