Lead Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) Engineer

As an Engineer in the petrochemical sector, you play a leading role in the design, development and improvement of a plant and you work closely together on the largest projects. Together with a team of experts, you will provide efficient and sustainable solutions that meet the highest standards.

Responsibilities: Lead and coordinate E&I engineering activities within multidisciplinary projects; translate customer requirements and technical specifications into practical E&I designs; design and review flow measurement and metering solutions; select and specify flowmeters, transmitters, analyzers, control valves and other process instrumentation; prepare and review datasheets, instrument indexes, I/O lists, loop diagrams, wiring diagrams, cable schedules and design philosophies; coordinate interfaces with flow computers, supervisory systems and PLC, SCADA and DCS platforms; define signals, communication protocols, interlocks and functional interfaces; define and coordinate electrical systems, including power distribution, control panels, junction boxes, earthing and cabling; review vendor documentation and perform technical bid evaluations; coordinate with customers, suppliers, subcontractors and internal engineering disciplines; perform and support design reviews, constructability reviews, site surveys and technical change management; prepare inspection and test requirements and participate in FAT, SAT, loop checks and commissioning; identify and resolve technical risks, deviations and interface issues; review the work of engineers and designers and safeguard technical quality; develop and share engineering standards, templates and lessons learned.

Requirements: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation, Control Engineering or a comparable technical discipline; substantial experience as a Senior or Lead E&I Engineer, Instrumentation Engineer or Metering Engineer within industrial project environments; demonstrable hands-on experience with flow measurement and industrial metering systems; experience in specifying and selecting flow measurement technologies such as Coriolis, ultrasonic, turbine, magnetic, vortex and differential-pressure measurement; sound knowledge of process instrumentation, electrical interfaces and industrial control systems; experience preparing and reviewing datasheets, I/O lists, loop diagrams, wiring diagrams, cable schedules and technical specifications; experience with PLC, SCADA and/or DCS integration; knowledge of ATEX/IECEx and hazardous-area engineering; experience with FAT, SAT, commissioning and loop checks, preferably including site surveys; experience with customer contact, supplier coordination and technical decision-making; professional command of English.

Strongly preferred: experience with fiscal or custody transfer metering; knowledge of flow computers and supervisory metering systems; familiarity with API, AGA and/or OIML standards; experience within Oil & Gas, petrochemical, energy, hydrogen or chemical process industries; experience with both brownfield and greenfield projects; experience within multidisciplinary EPC or system integration projects; experience with E-CAD tools and instrumentation database systems.

Personal profile: You are a technically strong engineer who can move comfortably between engineering detail and the wider project overview. You remain actively involved in the engineering work while taking ownership of technical direction, interfaces, quality and progress. You communicate clearly with engineers, project managers, customers and suppliers and can substantiate technical decisions. You have a practical, structured and quality-conscious approach and are willing to support the professional development of other engineers.

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