Lead Controls Engineer - Major Projects Group

Role overview Lead controls and systems integration engineering across large energy projects involving wind, solar, battery storage, and gas generation. You will shape facility control architecture and guide designs from early development through commissioning and closeout, coordinating across engineering disciplines, vendors, owners, and field teams.

Responsibilities - Define the data interfaces, operating sequences, point maps, interlocks, and constraints for facility and plant control systems. - Guide controls work through design, simulation, factory and site acceptance testing, commissioning, and project closeout. - Translate electrical and generation requirements into software specifications, and explain software and data constraints to plant vendors and engineering partners. - Review control narratives, point lists, network designs, material requirements, contracts, and vendor scopes for quality and buildability. - Coordinate design schedules and resources with electrical, protection, software, supply chain, estimating, construction, and program teams. - Mentor engineers and designers, communicate risks and changes, and turn lessons learned into improved standards and practices.

Requirements - The available source describes a senior technical leadership role in controls and systems integration, but does not provide a complete qualifications section. Specific required credentials, years of experience, and tools are not available in the supplied material. - Candidates must have valid independent U.S. work authorization; visa sponsorship and permanent residency sponsorship are unavailable for this position.

Benefits and work setup The listing identifies the role as remote and gives a compensation range of $121,680–$176,436. Individual compensation depends on relevant experience and qualifications, balanced against internal equity.