Serve as the site authority for control systems architecture, standards, and lifecycle management. Lead advanced troubleshooting of plant-wide control system interactions and OT network issues. Perform complex troubleshooting of PLCs, HMIs, VFDs, servo systems, instrumentation, and OT networks. Perform I/O testing, device replacement, wiring, and verification activities under supervision. Perform electrical inspections, testing, and verification using multimeters, megohmmeters, and other approved test equipment as trained. Apply precision calibration, tuning, and validation techniques to improve process stability and performance. Analyze system interactions to identify root causes of intermittent or multi-equipment failures including mechanical issues. Design, program, and maintain complex PLC, HMI, SCADA, and distributed control applications. Lead and coordinate OT cybersecurity improvements including system hardening, account management, patch management, backup validation, disaster recovery planning, and vulnerability remediation in alignment with corporate OT security standards. Partner with IT, Engineering, and external specialists to reduce cybersecurity risk to operational technology assets while maintaining system reliability and uptime. Direct control system upgrades, migrations, and large-scale automation and OT network projects. Coordinate cross-functional teams and external vendors on controls and OT-related initiatives. Train and mentor controls personnel and establish technical competency standards. Supervise the daily work activities of assigned hourly controls staff; this role does not include responsibility for issuing disciplinary actions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
Associate degree