Job Description

The I&C Engineer at Jacobs will design and implement instrumentation and control systems for large water/wastewater and industrial projects. This role involves programming support, troubleshooting SCADA systems, and collaborating with project teams to enhance control systems.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
Five years of experience in PLC control systems, P&ID development, control system architecture development, SCADA systems, and networks
Experience with industrial PLC programming and hardware implementation (Allen Bradley PLC, Modicon, or Siemens preferred)
Experience commissioning of SCADA systems, including troubleshooting and problem-solving techniques
Experience with IT or OT networking and applications
Professional Engineer License in Alabama or ability to obtain PE license within one year

Responsibilities

Utilize PLC Control systems, SCADA systems, and Human Machine Interface software to design and implement instrumentation and control systems
Provide programming support for water, wastewater, municipal, and industrial clients
Design and troubleshoot SCADA and OT networks including PLCs, servers/workstations, radios, network switches, and firewalls
Support, analyze, and maintain SCADA and OT applications
Prepare specifications and drawings, write control system descriptions, perform startup and commissioning activities
Conduct site visits and testing and make recommendations for control systems improvements
Work with other engineering disciplines on large, complex design projects
Collaborate on proposals and contribute to client relationships and business development efforts
Display strong communication and interpersonal skills
Drive ownership of health & safety in all aspects of project execution

Benefits

Employees at Jacobs are often offered benefits designed around physical, emotional, financial and social wellbeing, including health and safety programs, mental health support, retirement and financial planning resources, flexible time off and initiatives that support a strong culture of caring.