Process Control & Computing (PCC) Control Engineer

Client Overview:
Our client is a manufacturing organization that operates a complex industrial site where process control, operational reliability, cybersecurity, and continuous improvement are business priorities. The Engineering team partners across Operations, Maintenance, Technical, IT, Security, vendors, and project groups to support safe and dependable production. They are currently looking to add a Process Control & Computing (PCC) Control Engineer to their team.

Salary/Hourly Rate:
$45/hr - $48/hr, Based on experience

Position Overview:
The Process Control & Computing (PCC) Control Engineer will support the safe, reliable, and secure operation of industrial control systems in an onsite manufacturing environment. This role works with a cross-functional Engineering team to maintain control applications, troubleshoot system issues, deliver approved changes, and support projects from testing through startup. Success in the Process Control & Computing (PCC) Control Engineer role requires strong collaboration, curiosity, sound judgment, and a commitment to disciplined documentation and cybersecurity practices.

Responsibilities of the Process Control & Computing (PCC) Control Engineer:

• Support distributed control systems, operator interfaces, historians, servers, workstations, networks, processors, and related infrastructure.
• Investigate control-system incidents, communication failures, alarms, configuration concerns, and performance issues.
• Assist Operations and Technical teams during startups, shutdowns, process disruptions, and priority troubleshooting events.
• Develop, test, implement, and maintain control strategies, displays, graphics, alarms, and system interfaces.
• Maintain development and testing environments for approved system changes and project handoffs.
• Support the configuration, connectivity, backup, recovery, and lifecycle management of control-system infrastructure.
• Coordinate with IT, Security, Engineering, vendors, and project teams when responsibilities or systems overlap.
• Execute software and control-system modifications according to approved change-control procedures.

Required Experience/Skills for the Process Control & Computing (PCC) Control Engineer:

• At least one year of experience supporting industrial process control, automation, manufacturing systems, or operational technology.
• Working knowledge of DCS applications, control graphics, alarms, historians, servers, networks, processors, backups, and recovery.
• Ability to troubleshoot application, infrastructure, integration, and operational issues while documenting findings and escalating appropriately.
• Ability to follow formal testing, authorization, deployment, cybersecurity, access-control, and safety procedures.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate with Operations, Technical, Maintenance, IT, Security, vendors, and project teams.
• Ability to work onsite Monday through Friday, 1st shift
• Willingness to participate in after-hours support when required.
• Ability to work safely in an operating manufacturing environment.
• Curiosity, adaptability, and the ability to learn quickly while working with a range of personalities and functions.

Preferred Experience/Skills for the Process Control & Computing (PCC) Control Engineer:

• Experience with distributed control systems, industrial networks, servers, system administration, PLC integration, or control-application development.
• Experience supporting cybersecurity, access-control, audit, or infrastructure-protection programs in an industrial environment.
• Familiarity with change management, management-of-change processes, commissioning, startup support, and system handover.
• Experience maintaining source-control, configuration-management, testing, or technical documentation standards.
• Experience with mentoring, cross-training, backup-capability development, or knowledge-transfer programs.

Education Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Chemical, Controls, Computer Systems, or a related Engineering discipline, or equivalent technical experience is required.

Benefits:

• Atrium Care Package available, upon eligibility (including healthcare plans, discount programs, and paid time off).

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Position ID: 412532