Instrument & Control Engineer (I&C) - Korean Bilingual

DOOTA INDUSTRIAL AMERICA LLC•Taylor, TX

10d

About The Position

We are currently building next generation data centers, and looking for an I&C Engineer that will design, install, and troubleshoot the control systems and instrumentation required for large-scale construction and telecommunication infrastructure. You will ensure that all sensors, telemetry units, and automated systems are integrated seamlessly with network backbones. This person is not just an "office engineer." The perfect person for this role will love taking their designs from a high-powered workstation directly to the field, seeing logic circuits come to life in massive telecommunication hubs and construction sites. This person will have a balance of focused design time and active "boots-on-the-ground" site visits and will enjoy that no two weeks will look exactly the same. Join us and contribute to shaping the future of telecommunications while building a rewarding career in this cutting-edge field.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related field
1-5 years’ experience in electrical engineering
Basic understanding of telecommunication protocols (Modbus, TCP/IP, MQTT)
Proficiency in AutoCAD or similar design software.
Bilingual: Proficiency in both English and Korean is highly preferred.

Nice To Haves

EIT (Engineer-in-Training) status is a major plus for the construction side.

Responsibilities

System Design: Develop Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs), loop drawings, and control panel layouts.
SCADA & PLC Integration: Program and configure Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems to monitor remote site health.
Field Installation & Commissioning: Oversee the physical installation of transmitters (pressure, temperature, flow) and ensure they communicate correctly with the central NOC (Network Operations Center).
Network Calibration: Calibrate instrumentation for fiber optic networks, radio telemetry, and cellular-based remote monitoring systems.
Project Collaboration: Work closely with construction crews to ensure electrical and mechanical conduits meet the specifications for sensitive instrumentation.
Troubleshooting: Diagnose "fault-to-ground" issues, signal interference, or logic errors in the field.