Senior Process and Control Engineer

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- Develop and review P&IDs, control system block diagrams, and I/O lists for gas conversion systems.
- Review DCS/PLC systems, instrumentation, and control valves for combustion air, flue gas, and burner management.
- Ensure compatibility with existing plant systems and simulator platforms (e.g., WSC models).

- Support FAT/SAT activities for control systems and coordinate with vendors and EPC contractors.
- Support demolition and retrofit planning for legacy coal systems, including nozzles, feeders, and ductwork.
- Support installation, loop checks, tuning, and commissioning of control systems.

- Conduct process hazard analyses (e.g., HAZOP) and implement recommendations from ePHA reviews.
- Ensure compliance with emissions limits, safety codes, and applicable Indiana engineering standards.

- Maintain technical documentation, including control narratives, alarm rationalization, and test procedures.
- Provide progress updates and technical input for project schedules and budget forecasts.

- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering.
- 8+ years of experience in process and control engineering, preferably in power generation or fuel conversion.
- Proficiency with DCS platforms (e.g., Emerson Ovation), control logic development, and instrumentation design.
- Familiarity with combustion systems, flue gas treatment, and natural gas conditioning.
- Strong understanding of NFPA, ISA, and ASME codes relevant to boiler and fuel systems.

- Experience with simulator integration and model validation (e.g., WSC or GSE platforms).
- Knowledge of auxiliary systems such as FGR, SCR, and oxidation catalysts.
- Ability to lead cross-functional teams and interface with contractors, regulators, and internal stakeholders.