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As Scout's SCADA Engineering Manager, you will leverage your technical and project management expertise to execute the design, procurement, installation, and maintenance of SCADA, PPC, and IT infrastructure at renewable energy projects. This role is pivotal in providing support for various aspects within the organization, including compliance testing and operational troubleshooting. You will be responsible for leading the development of technical SCADA requirements by gathering input from multiple project stakeholders, grid codes/standards, generator/inverter specifications, and interconnection agreements. This will help define the services and functionalities required by the plant, determining the most suitable SCADA concept and control system design for the application. In the EPC phase, you will provide SCADA, PPC, and IT systems expertise during the final engineering, procurement, and construction phase of each project. This includes generating contract exhibits that clearly define the scope of work and responsibility matrix for all contractors, integrators, vendors, and stakeholders in alignment with Scout standards and project requirements. You will also review contractor and vendor design documents to ensure they meet the operational needs of the SCADA, PPC, and IT systems for the project, addressing any shortcomings prior to the operations phase. During the commissioning phase, you will travel to project sites as required (estimated 25%) to supervise SCADA commissioning following industry standards and provide hands-on operations support to troubleshoot power plant control and communication problems. You will also support SCADA integration between the SCADA contractors and Scout's commercial parties, ensuring the fulfillment of SCADA-related close-out requirements. In the operations phase, you will conduct training on new plant controls system specifics, HMI interfaces, system architecture, and expected trouble points as part of the turnover to the Asset Management & Operations team. You will provide direct support for troubleshooting efforts related to SCADA implementations and associated IT or plant equipment, resolving issues or mitigating risks with the electrical or control system designs, installations, and interfaces that arise at the project sites during operations.
