The SCADA commissioning engineer will be responsible for the entire project lifecycle, including concept development, design, programming, FAT, on-site commissioning, and ongoing support for said project. You will manage multiple projects as the SCADA engineer and collaborate with various engineering disciplines, project management, controls engineering teams, electrical engineering teams, and various customers groups.

Duties/Responsibilities:

As an HMI/SCADA commissioning engineer, you will be responsible for leading and developing complex integrated systems, teaching junior to mid-level engineers, and overseeing a sector of HMI development.
Product Development – Partner with various vendors externally and engineering groups internally to come up with a development plan, code, test plan, and deployment & commissioning guide for new screen / scripting development.
Self-motivated, with the ability to operate independently and with minimal supervision
Must have good organizational and leadership skills
Collaborate and communicate with team members, project managers, and customers in a professional well written and spoken manner.
Document system specifications, interface designs, and test plans for Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT), Site Acceptance Tests (SAT), and Commissioning Acceptance Tests (CAT).
Proficient with Microsoft 365 - Office Apps and Microsoft Windows OS
Plus - Microsoft Azure DevOps or JIRA knowledge
Continuously improve the development process by incorporating best practices and industry standards.
Provide support for system commissioning, troubleshooting and integration activities.
When not actively engaged in HMI activities, willing and able to perform PLC commissioning efforts when needed.

Skills/Abilities:

Ability to adapt quickly to project changes, client requests and unforeseen technical issues.
Basic to Intermediate level experience in Aveva Edge is required & experience in at least one of the following HMI / SCADA software’s (FactoryTalk, FT Optix , Ignition, Wonderware, Indusoft)
Proficiency in industrial communication protocols such as TCP/IP and OPC UA for seamless integration and data exchange across automation systems. Experience with protocols like Modbus, CAN, Profibus, and DeviceNet is a plus.
Intermediate knowledge in AVEVA Edge scripting, including built-in scripting for real-time control, Python for advanced data processing, and VBScript for data manipulation and file operations, with the ability to customize and enhance HMI/SCADA applications.
Understanding how to configure and troubleshoot these protocols within the SCADA or HMI software is essential, whether it involves setting IP addresses, configuring network topologies, or diagnosing communication failures.
Knowledge of network segmentation, use of gateways, and integrating distributed systems is also crucial for large SCADA environments where communication must be reliable and scalable.
Basic level knowledge in Rockwell PLC programming is required. (Siemens, Schneider or other PLC brands are a nice to have.)
Knowledge of AutoCAD and AutoCAD Electrical
Knowledge and ability to read and interpret electrical schematics / layouts
Knowledge of 480vac 3-phase power, 120vac and 24VDC controls circuits
Customizing standard products to meet the requirements of each project
Bachelor's Degree - Software or related Engineering degree.

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

This job operates in a professional office environment. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, etc.

When traveling the job environment shifts to a site-based, typically industrial. When traveling this role routinely uses appropriate PPE, electrical diagnostic tools, electrical implementation tools, laptops, and networking equipment.

TRAVEL:

This position requires up to 60-80% travel to various sites.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.

Ability to lift 25 pounds
Ability to climb ladders
Ability to navigate safely over and around warehouse automation equipment
Physical stamina may be required for prolonged standing, bending, stooping, and/or working in cramped quarters.
Exposure to potentially dangerous tools and equipment amidst a variety of building materials is probable, as is occasional exposure to moving mechanical parts.
The noise level in the work environment can vary from being relatively quiet, to moderate, to excessive.
Valid driver’s license

Diversified Automation