CE I 2028 (candidate pool)

Enterprise Automation•Irvine, CA

22h•$76,000 - $76,000•Onsite

About The Position

Enterprise Automation, a Tetra Tech company, is an automation consultant and systems integrator serving process-driven industries such as water and wastewater, oil and gas, life sciences, materials handling, energy, chemical, and manufacturing. The company designs, builds, and implements mission-critical industrial control systems, with a focus on reliability, quality, and well-documented solutions. Engineering services include consulting, design, implementation, and maintenance. Projects range from $50,000 to $3 million and last from one month to three years; engineers typically work on one to four active projects at a time. The Controls Engineer I will support project engineering through PLC programming, HMI configuration, network device setup, and low-voltage panel design. New hires complete a paid, five-week onboarding program called EA University and are expected to meet annual billable targets, limit write-offs, and complete the project engineering experience policy within three years. Newly hired employees are required to work in the office for the first 12 months of employment. The role is based in the Irvine office, with a desired start date of July 2022. The posting lists seven openings and a salary of $76,000 per year.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Engineering.
Clear verbal and written communication skills.
Excellent interpersonal skills.
Strong planning and organization habits, with consistent follow-through.
Experience with Microsoft Word and Excel.

Nice To Haves

Chemical, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering degree, particularly for recent graduates.
Experience with process control and/or automation.
Knowledge of networking, low-voltage panels, SQL/databases, virtualization, PLCs, HMIs, or design.

Responsibilities

Operate according to Enterprise Automation’s seven core values.
Perform PLC programming, HMI (GUI) configuration, network device setup, and low-voltage panel design.
Complete the five-week paid EA University onboarding program.
Meet or exceed the annual billable target and achieve less than 5% write-off.
Complete the project engineering experience policy within three years.
Perform work in accordance with company engineering practices and quality methodologies.
Advocate for project risk management and for human and process safety throughout all project phases.
Communicate proactively, clearly, and routinely with team members and managers.
Prepare for tasks and interactions, both internal and external.