Control and Instrumentation Engineer (C&I Engineer)

Job description / Role

- Reporting to the Engineering Manager
- Reviewing the development of new control systems design
- Reviewing reports relating to the upgrade/modification of existing control system
- Providing feedback relating to the system design
- Reviewing and providing feedback on method statements relating to the testing, maintenance and modification of existing systems
- Analysing data and presenting finding in reports
- Be able to communicate findings in presentations in front of the Client
- Work within a team environment to manage the design process
- Be a good communicator & work collaboratively with design engineers, Clients engineers, operation engineers and any staff associated with the project
- Liaise with Clients, suppliers, contracts and relevant authorities
- Must be an expert in his field
- Have project management skills to manage cost & time constraints
- Understand & ensure compliance with relevant safety regulations and quality standards
- Provide feedback and advice
- Have kept up to date with latest developments in the industry
- Have the ability to write computer software and test procedures

Requirements

- At least 10 years’ experience
- The candidate must hold a relevant Bachelor’s Degree

The C&I engineer shall have experience with the following:
- Advanced process control (APC)
- Distributed control systems (DCS)
- Programmable logic controllers (PLC)
- Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA)
- Instrumentation - 5 years Middle East experience, Arabic speaking preferred (but not mandatory), 10 years minimum engineering experience

About the Company

Hill International, with more than 2,900 professionals in 70 offices worldwide, provides program management, project management, construction management, and other consulting services to clients in a variety of market sectors.

Hill has participated in over 10,000+ project assignments with a total construction value of more than $600 billion. Engineering News-Record magazine recently ranked Hill as the eighth-largest construction management firm in the United States.