Lead Engineer - Instrumentation and Control System

Lead Instrument and Control engineer – for offshore who can support the project from Design stage until commissioning and handover.

Support a critical offshore oil & gas project focused on cyber security hardening of third-party control systems and full implementation of an alarm management system.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Instrumentation, Control Systems, Electronics, or related engineering discipline.
• Minimum 12+ years of experience in Instrumentation and Control, including offshore oil & gas projects.
• Deep understanding of Honeywell DCS/ESD/FGS systems and third-party interfaces.
• Familiarity with IEC 62443, IEC 62682, EEMUA 191, Shell DEPs, and QP/ICSS cybersecurity guidelines.

Responsibilities Key responsibilities:

• Review and verify FEED documents; support and review detailed design development for instrumentation and control systems.
• Review specifications, loop diagrams, I/O lists, C&E matrices, and instrumentation hook-up drawings.
• Provide technical leadership for site surveys, system studies, and design finalization.
• Coordinate with OEMs for system-specific modifications, cybersecurity upgrades, and integration into Honeywell ICS.
• Review and validate OEM deliverables (System Architecture, FDS, BOMs)
• Supervise FAT, I-FAT, SAT, and commissioning for all I&C systems.
• Knowledge of cybersecurity hardening of third-party nodes.
• Oversee integration of firewalls, domain controllers, WSUS patch management, SIEM, and AV systems into the I&C ecosystem.
• Ensure alignment of alarm priorities, MADB preparation, and final reporting.
• Provide inputs for Alarm Management Philosophy and ensure effective system integration.
• Provide technical support during installation, commissioning, and handover phases.
• Coordinate with the QA/QC and construction teams to ensure work is completed per design and standards.
• Witness SATs and contribute to close-out documentation and as-built drawings

Location & Travel:

Will require periodic offshore visits and site stays.