Instrumentation & Controls (I&C) Engineer II

About this role

The I&C Engineer II is responsible for supporting the design, specification, procurement, and documentation of instrumentation and control systems for large frame gas turbines and associated balance-of-plant systems. This role focuses on execution, technical accuracy, and collaboration across project teams.
Key Responsibilities
·         Demonstrates our core competencies: Action oriented, change champion, customer-focused, developing self & others, and ownership
·         Review customer contract requirements and support instrumentation scope definition
·         Develop and maintain instrumentation procurement schedules
·         Prepare technical specifications and Requests for Quotation (RFQs)
·         Review and validate vendor quotations for compliance
·         Verify instrumentation against P&IDs and develop instrument indexes/lists
·         Create and maintain instrument loops, datasheets, and associated drawings
·         Provide design input documentation required for I/O list development
·         Support resolution of customer comments on drawings and documentation
·         Collaborate with internal teams (design, operations, procurement, sales)
·         Interface with clients, suppliers, and contractors to support project execution
·         Support development and maintenance of I&C procedures and checklists
·         Assist with troubleshooting and problem-solving at project sites
·         Ensure compliance with applicable codes and standards (ISA, ANSI/NEMA, NFPA, AGA, etc.)
·         Support vendor qualification activities as needed
Requirements

·         Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (or equivalent experience)
·         Typically 3–6 years of relevant I&C experience in power generation or similar industries
·         Working knowledge of gas turbine and balance-of-plant instrumentation
·         Familiarity with control systems such as: Netmation, MK5/MK6, T3000, Ovation, DeltaV, SIMATIC, etc.
·         Experience with SmartPlant Instrumentation (SPI) or similar tools preferred
·         Understanding of instrumentation devices (pressure, temperature, level, flow, vibration, valves, etc.)
·         Basic understanding of I/O systems, wiring, and signal interfaces
·         Ability to interpret technical standards and apply them to designs
·         Strong organizational and communication skills
·         Willingness to travel up to 5-10%