Control Systems Engineer

Honeywell•Rosemont, IL

8h•$108,000 - $134,000•Hybrid

About The Position

As a Control Systems Coordinator at Honeywell, you will coordinate the full project lifecycle for control, safety, automation, industrial network, telecommunications, and packaged-equipment systems. You will serve as the central interface among customers, project teams, vendors, and site personnel to deliver integrated systems that meet scope, schedule, budget, quality, safety, and applicable standards. The role supports project execution from concept through handover and contributes to the efficiency and reliability of integrated control systems and to customer satisfaction. The position reports directly to the E&IC Sr. Engineering Manager and is based in Rosemont, Illinois, on a hybrid work schedule. Travel up to 10% domestically and internationally is required.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Instrumentation, Control Systems, Electrical, Electronic, Chemical Engineering, or a related discipline.
Minimum 5 years of experience in process control, automation, safety systems, industrial networks, and related industrial control technologies, including Experion PKS, PLC, SIS, SCADA, HMI, F&G, and packaged control systems.
Minimum 5 years of experience with control system architecture, field instrumentation and I/O, industrial communications/networks, alarm management, functional safety deliverables, FAT/SAT, commissioning, and startup activities.
Demonstrated ability to coordinate and execute projects across multiple engineering disciplines, project phases, customers, vendors, and stakeholders.
Working knowledge of applicable industry codes, functional safety standards, and engineering practices, and ability to interpret P&IDs, control narratives, cause-and-effect diagrams, logic diagrams, network architectures, and vendor documentation.
Ability to manage multiple priorities and work collaboratively in a team environment.
Willingness to travel up to 10% domestically and internationally.

Nice To Haves

Ability to communicate technical issues, decisions, risks, and status clearly to customers and project leadership.
Ability to influence multidisciplinary teams, vendors, and stakeholders without direct authority.
Experience with Honeywell control systems and technologies.
Experience with Microsoft Office, project collaboration tools, and engineering document-management systems.

Responsibilities

Direct control-systems scope from concept and front-end design through engineering, procurement, factory acceptance testing (FAT), site acceptance testing (SAT), commissioning, and handover.
Define interfaces, deliverables, priorities, schedules, and ownership across customers, project teams, licensors, contractors, and vendors.
Lead reviews and resolve technical queries, risks, changes, dependencies, action items, punch lists, and acceptance issues.
Manage I/O lists, sizing, cabinets, marshalling, controller loading, redundancy, power, grounding, and interface registers.
Review P&IDs, narratives, cause-and-effect and logic diagrams, specifications, drawings, HMI graphics, trends, historian requirements, and human-factors compliance.
Lead alarm philosophy and rationalization, including priorities, shelving, suppression, testing, and performance monitoring.
Coordinate fired-heater burner management system (BMS) permissives, purge, ignition, flame monitoring, trips, shutdown logic, testing, and package interfaces.
Oversee industrial networks, segmentation, redundancy, time synchronization, remote access, and fieldbus design, loading, power, addressing, diagnostics, and commissioning.
Integrate plant communications, PA/Ga, radio, CCTV, access control, telephone, and data infrastructure.
Define third-party vendor-skid requirements for PLC/HMI, I/O, communications, shutdowns, data exchange, alarms, and testing.
Review third-party vendor designs and test procedures; coordinate integration of third-party PLC, SIS, SCADA, analyzer, electrical, BMS, and related subsystems.
Apply project standards, specifications, and quality-plan requirements; support estimates, resource planning, technical evaluations, change control, and schedule recovery.
Coordinate installation, loop checks, integration testing, commissioning, startup, training, turnover, backups, as-built documentation, lessons learned, and standardization.