Instrumentation and Controls Design Engineer - Industrial

Role overview Design instrumentation and control systems for industrial facilities as part of a multidisciplinary engineering team. The work includes developing system designs and documentation, coordinating with project partners, and helping verify that controls are implemented as intended. Occasional site travel may be needed for meetings, information gathering, or construction administration.

Responsibilities - Select and specify process instrumentation, PLCs, HMI equipment, and control network hardware and media. - Develop control system sequences of operation. - Prepare instrumentation and controls designs, specifications, and drawings. - Coordinate design work with other disciplines, clients, vendors, contractors, and subconsultants. - Review submittals and conduct field inspections. - Manage assigned project tasks and contribute to project management activities.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, or a related field. - At least five years of relevant experience. - Strong communication skills and ability to contribute effectively on a team. - Careful attention to detail.

Nice to have - Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) license. - Semiconductor industry experience.

Benefits and work setup - The role may be based in either of two Nebraska offices or performed remotely; occasional project travel may be required. - Benefits described for full-time staff include health, vision, and dental coverage, paid time off, a retirement plan match, wellness programming, and career development. Flexible arrangements and performance-based bonuses may also be available.