Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer

I&E Engineer

Location: Longview, TX

Description

Currently looking for an Instrument & Electrical Engineer with an interest in the application of the latest engineering technology and leading industry trends.

Our Team

The Electrical team is responsible for the support and ownership of site-wide mechanical integrity efforts and reliability through the application of technology. This position will report to our Asset Management Leader with substantial engagement with IT/OT, Operations Excellence, Operations and Projects.

What You Will Do

• The site needs someone with strong electrical engineering skills, ideally with experience in refinery environments.
• The role is additive in maintaining and improving reliability programs, coaching I&E technicians, and bridging gaps
• Challenges include finding candidates with both electrical and instrumentation expertise, and ensuring strong soft skills for collaboration and mentoring.
• Manage Lifecycle of Electrical/Instrumentation/Analyzers/Safety-Instrumented Systems.
• Design/implement fundamental Electrical projects to address plant needs.
• Lead root cause failure analysis related to equipment and be part of the team that implements the latest cutting-edge corrective actions.
• Support maintenance and operations in the repair and selection of plant equipment by researching, specifying, designing, and implementing changes.
• Provide technical recommendations through the collection and analysis of data.
• Provide training programs for Craft as required to enhance safety and reliability.
• Develop and implement risk management strategies to identify and manage asset reliability risks that could adversely affect plant or business.
• Provide expert-level support to site-specific Management of Change (MOC), Pre- Startup Safety Review (PSSR), and Root Cause Analysis (RCA) efforts.

Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)

• Bachelor degree, or higher, in an engineering discipline
• 5 years of experience in a technical electrical role
• Legal authorization to work permanently in the United States for any employer without visa sponsorship

What Will Put You Ahead

• Electrical Engineer Bachelor degree, or higher
• 10 years’ experience in electrical engineering
• Experience with coaching and/or mentoring
• Demonstrated experience in a petrochemical, power generation or other industrial facilities
• Knowledge of power distribution systems design, analysis, maintenance, and construction/installation standards and practices
• Experience participating in root cause analysis of power distribution system events and implementing corrective actions.
• Professional Engineering Licensure
• Experience ETAP, SKM or other electrical modeling.