Design, configure, implement, and support industrial automation systems, including Distributed Control Systems (DCS), Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), SCADA systems, data historians, and related technologies.
Develop and execute automation solutions for complete system areas, process units, and small projects based on customer requirements and operational objectives.
Create and modify control strategies, automation sequences, graphics, alarm configurations, system architectures, network designs, and related engineering deliverables.
Evaluate customer requirements, P&IDs, design specifications, process descriptions, and technical documentation to develop practical, scalable solutions that align with operational and business objectives.
Lead technical discussions with customers and project teams, provide recommendations, identify risks, and drive resolution of technical challenges.
Responsible for designing, implementing, testing, commissioning, and maintaining industrial automation and control systems.
Responsibilities
Design, configure, implement, and support industrial automation systems including DCS, PLC, SCADA, data historians and related technologies.
Develop control strategies, interlocks, sequences, graphics, alarm configurations, historian integrations, and control modules that meet customer and project requirements.
Interpret customer requirements, process descriptions, P&IDs, specifications, and design inputs to develop technical solutions and project deliverables.
Develop and maintain engineering documentation, including functional specifications, control narratives, I/O lists, testing documentation, and related project records.
Execute Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT), Site Acceptance Testing (SAT), commissioning, startup, validation, and change control activities.
The Supplier Quality Representative will perform on‑site quality surveillance of precast concrete activities, ensuring compliance with procurement documents, codes, and standards.
Locations (3)
Eastern Pennsylvania, United States
New Jersey, United States
Southern New York, United States
Compensation
Pay Rate: $42.00–$60.00 / Hour (USD)
Responsibilities
Provide full‑time, on‑site quality oversight related to precast concrete activities
Witness and review forming, concrete pours, post‑pour inspections, documentation, shipping preparation, and release for shipment
Review procurement documents with suppliers
Participate in kickoff and pre‑fabrication meetings
Verify qualified procedures, personnel, equipment, and documentation
Project Engineer - Traction Power and Medium Voltage
Jaquith Consulting Group Inc · Posted Nov 10, 2026
Provide engineering leadership for traction power, medium voltage distribution, and auxiliary power systems on the California High-Speed Rail (CAHSR) Program.
Compensation
Salary Range: $120,000-$200,000 (based on experience)
Responsibilities
Lead engineering coordination and technical oversight for traction power, medium voltage, and auxiliary power systems throughout design, procurement, construction, testing and commissioning, energization, and operational handover
Coordinate engineering interfaces between traction power, OCS, signaling, communications, SCADA, stations, maintenance facilities, civil works, track, operations, and maintenance teams
Lead technical review of traction power studies, protection schemes, load flow analyses, short circuit studies, grounding studies, equipment specifications, construction packages, and design deliverables
Review contractor submittals, shop drawings, calculation packages, test procedures, and engineering documentation
Provide engineering support for 25kV AC traction power systems, traction power substations, switching and paralleling stations, utility interconnection facilities, and traction power SCADA systems
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline
Nice to have: Professional Engineer (PE) licensure
Nice to have: high-speed rail
Senior Associate, Technical Services (Testing and Commissioning)
Lead and oversee pre-commissioning, testing, and energization activities for renewable energy projects, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
Responsibilities
Develop and implement testing and commissioning plans for substations, transmission lines, and generation facilities
Supervise pre-commissioning, functional testing, and energization activities
Review and approve testing procedures and commissioning reports
Manage scheduling and readiness reviews for testing milestones
Oversee verification and calibration of protection relays, metering systems, and SCADA interfaces
Lead and execute technical service engineering tasks for power plant systems, including factory acceptance tests, commissioning, diagnostics, and customer improvement initiatives.
Compensation
The minimum compensation, in accordance with the electrical and electronics industry collective agreement, is 4.190, 57 EUR monthly for a full-time position as of May 2026.
Responsibilities
Carry out activities related to the technical execution of projects, including factory acceptance tests (FAT), system testing and commissioning
Execute field service tasks including diagnostics, remote or on-site technical analysis, and troubleshooting of equipment and process failures
Partner with customers on-site to identify operational improvement opportunities and resolve their critical pain points
Prepare comprehensive material lists and coordinate availability of parts, equipment, and resources to support service activities
Build and lead Mavria’s commissioning program for the Terrain data center platform, overseeing factory and field commissioning from design to deployment.
Locations (2)
The Woodlands, Texas, United States
Houston, Texas, United States
Responsibilities
Build the commissioning program: develop strategy, standards, procedures, quality gates and acceptance criteria for Terrain modules
Partner with electrical, mechanical and controls engineering to embed commissioning into product design
Oversee factory commissioning (L1–L3) at the Houston factory, ensuring modules are pre-tested and ready to energize
Oversee field commissioning (L3–L5) at deployment sites, managing site startup and integrated systems testing
Own the factory-to-field handoff, defining proven-in-factory versus re-verified-in-field processes
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in electrical or mechanical engineering, or equivalent experience
Lead the full project life cycle for physical security systems integration, ensuring design, testing, implementation, and support of access control, video management, and building automation systems.
Locations (2)
Aberdeen, North Carolina, United States
Southern Pines, North Carolina, United States
Responsibilities
Oversee the full project life cycle, from initial concept and development through implementation, operation, and retirement
Apply established engineering best practices, principles, and management methods to assess and refine system architectures, requirements, interfaces, and technical documentation
Develop test plans and procedures and conduct factory acceptance testing
Develop and support testing of Access Control Systems, Video Management Systems, IP cameras, system integrations, APIs, and database management
Support testing of physical security systems and/or Building Automation Systems (BAS)
Associate Degree or equivalent of two years of full‑time college coursework in a related discipline
Nice to have: Industry certifications such as ASNT Level II, AWS Certified Welding Inspector, AMPP/NACE coating inspector, NPCA Production and Quality School certification
Nice to have: Second language relevant to the assigned region
Nice to have: Additional hours of in‑shop quality surveillance or related experience