Instrument Engineer

About the role

• Contract Duration: 1–2 months (short-term contract only)
  • Availability: Immediate vacancy – candidates must be able to start immediately

As an Instrumentation Engineer, you will play a key role in supporting the reliability, performance, and proper functioning of instrumentation systems within the Management / Support field. You will be directly integrated into the technical support structure and will contribute to the successful execution of operational activities.

Key responsibilities

• Check details of contract instrumentation and control scope of work
• Prepare, review and approve instrument design documents and drawings (instrument index, datasheets, loop diagrams, hook-up drawings, cable schedules)
• Perform instrument sizing and calculations (control valves, relief valves, flow elements, level and pressure instruments, etc.)
• Review P&IDs and support the definition of control and shutdown philosophy with the process team
• Prepare technical specifications and requisitions for procurement (field instruments, analyzers, control valves, PLC / DCS / ESD panels, junction boxes, etc.)
• Prepare technical vendor evaluation based on Client requirement and codes
• Evaluate vendor bids and perform technical bid evaluations (TBE)
• Review vendor documents, drawings and certificates for instrumentation and control packages
• Ensure compliance with applicable codes and standards (IEC, ISA, API, hazardous area requirements)
• Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams (process, piping, electrical, procurement, QA/QC)

About you

• Bachelor's degree in instrumentation, control, electrical or related engineering
• Minimum 7 years of experience in oil & gas, petrochemical, or EPC projects for Instrumentation and Control
• Strong knowledge of international design codes and standards (IEC, ISA, API)
• Experience in vendor management and technical bid evaluations
• Familiar with inspection and testing requirements (FAT, SAT, loop check, calibration)