Job descriptionLocation: Oakville, Ontario / Guelph, Canada / Richmond, United States / Bellevue, United States / Minnetonka, United States
Contract type: Permanent or Contractor
Work model: On-site and project-based travel
Amaris Consulting is looking for an
EIC Engineer, Instrumentation & Control to join an experienced engineering team working on water treatment and process skid projects.
You'll design, program, test and commission control systems for engineered water treatment installations. The role covers the full control cycle, from project documentation and programming to factory acceptance testing, site commissioning and technical handover.
You should already be comfortable working with process skids, piping, pumps, valves, instruments and process sequences. The team can support your development in the water treatment sector, but you'll need a solid understanding of process and skid logic from day one.
Your responsibilities - Develop PLC, HMI and SCADA applications for process skids and water treatment systems.
- Manage the control cycle from project documentation through programming, validation and technical documentation.
- Read and interpret P&IDs, electrical schematics, I/O lists and network architecture diagrams.
- Write control narratives, functional specifications and process control documentation.
- Support industrial network design.
- Lead Factory Acceptance Tests at the shop and Site Acceptance Tests at customer locations.
- Commission and debug systems on site, working closely with mechanical and process teams.
- Work with project managers and cross-functional teams.
- Participate in technical meetings with customers and project stakeholders.
- Travel to vendor, manufacturing and project sites across Ontario, near the US border and occasionally in the United States.
Your profile Required experience - 5+ years of experience in automation, PLC programming or control systems engineering.
- Strong experience with Rockwell / Allen-Bradley, including:
- ControlLogix
- CompactLogix
- Studio 5000 Logix Designer
- FactoryTalk View
- PanelView
- RSLogix experience is an advantage for migration projects.
- Experience with Schneider Electric, including:
- Modicon M340 or M580
- Control Expert, formerly Unity Pro
- EcoStruxure
- Vijeo Citect
- Experience working on process skids involving piping, pumps, valves and instrumentation.
- Background in oil and gas, water, wastewater, chemicals or a similar process environment.
- Hands-on experience with FAT, SAT and site commissioning.
- Knowledge of industrial control systems, networking and VFDs.
- Experience with industrial protocols such as EtherNet/IP, Modbus or Profinet.
- Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, automation engineering or a related discipline.
- P.Eng. designation or eligibility to obtain it in Canada.
- Ability to travel to project sites in Canada and the United States.
- Valid passport and driver's licence.
Nice to have - Experience in water or wastewater treatment, including RO, UF, membranes, chemical dosing, boilers or pump stations.
- Experience with Siemens or Emerson systems.
- Experience working for an engineering firm or systems integrator across several projects at the same time.
Expected Compensation Range: - 70K-110K The final compensation offered will be determined based on the candidate's level of experience, skills, and qualifications, in compliance with applicable pay transparency requirements.
Canadian Experience Requirement: - No Canadian work experience is required for this position. Candidates are encouraged to apply regardless of previous Canadian experience.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Disclosure: - No Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools are used in the screening, assessment, or selection of candidates for this position. All stages of the recruitment process are conducted by human recruiters and hiring managers.
Statement Regarding Job Vacancy: - This position is a Job creation, created to support ongoing project needs.
Recruitment Process & Feedback Timeline: - Candidates will receive feedback on their application within a maximum of 45 days from the date of application or from their most recent interview stage.
