The Advanced Process Control and Automation Sr Engineer I identifies, prioritizes, executes, and supports advanced process control (APC) applications for multiple gas processing facilities. The role strengthens the Phillips 66 Midstream Advanced Process Controls Network through best-practice development and by training site operators to use advanced control and optimization applications. The position is located in Houston, Texas, within the Midstream Center of Excellence organization and reports to the Manager – Operations Technology, Automation and Systems. The engineer partners with process engineering and site operations teams to develop and implement APC solutions, maintain applications and their benefits, troubleshoot interfaces with base process control systems, and promote effective application use. The role also designs, configures, tests, implements, and optimizes control strategies on DCS and PLC platforms, along with associated industrial communications networks and interfaces. Work includes supporting software and vendor upgrades, peer reviews, technology evaluations, reporting, and performance metrics. The position requires collaboration across teams, independent work, and attention to ownership, quality, schedule, and safe work practices. The role requires a bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field and at least seven years of relevant experience in automation, process control, process optimization, application development, or a related technical field, including knowledge of oil and gas processing operations and systems. Travel may reach 30%. The role may involve extended hours, evenings, weekends, occasional on-call duties, holidays, field work, and physical and environmental demands.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior