Ec&I Engineer

Cathedrals
10 months ago
Applications closed

Location: London Salary: Circa £75K (DOE)
Skills Required: PLC Programming , Industrial Automation, Instrumentation, SCADA, HMI, Functional Safety, Control Systems Design

Our client is a leading cleantech company developing advanced chemical recycling technology. They are seeking an Electrical, Controls, Instrumentation and Automation Engineer to contribute to the design, installation, and commissioning of their control systems.

Role Requirements:

  • Design and implement electrical, instrumentation, and automation systems.

  • Develop and program PLC control systems and automation systems.

  • Design, commission and integrate control systems and instrumentation.

  • Troubleshoot, optimize, and support plant operations post-commissioning.

  • Travel within the UK & EU for site visits and commissioning.

    Skills Required:

  • 6+ years of experience in control systems engineering.

  • Strong knowledge of PLC programming and industrial automation (Siemens or Omron preferred).

  • Experience with process control, hazardous area classifications, and functional safety.

  • Experience with SCADA, HMI, or industrial networking

  • Ability to Design Controls Systems.

  • Hands-on commissioning and system integration experience.

  • Degree in Engineering or a related field.

    Benefits:

  • 25 days holiday + public holidays

  • Health insurance & flexible working options

  • Hybrid working scheme

  • Personal development budget

  • Cycle to work scheme & office perks

    If you have the right skills and experience, please apply with your updated CV

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