Graduate E&I Engineer
The Graduate E&I Engineer is responsible for electrical, instrument and control systems from design through estimation, bid review and recommendations, installation as well as start up.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Managing the electrical, instrumentation and control scope of works
- Review customer contract requirements and scope of work for electrical, instrumentation and control systems
- Ensure designs are carried out according to the technical specifications and applicable international standards
- Produce project datasheets, engineering lists, bill of materials and technical procurement specifications
- Produce with the support of drafters electrical schematics, single line diagrams, control logic diagrams, termination drawing and instrument loop diagrams
- Execute electrical Low Voltage design calculations such as fault, earthing, cable sizing and tray loading
- Produce conceptual cable layout design to ensure cost effective design
- Work with 3D designers to draft cable tray layouts into 3D Models
- Prepare technical RFQ packages for the procurement team and review vendor bids
- Interface with vendors to review, comment and approve vendor documents and drawings
- Perform special tasks as assigned
Skills and Experience:
- Graduate or Post graduate in Instrumentation and Control Engineering
- 3-4 years of experience.
- Good academic records
- Good knowledge on instrumentation & control items like sensors, transmitters, control valves, PLCs etc.
- Basic knowledge on electrical motors, cables, meters etc.
- Strong analytical, problem solving and communication skills
- Must be able to work cross functionally and culturally with team members at all levels across multiple departments involved in different projects
- A proven ability to think creatively.
- Be attentive to detail
- Must have excellent English communication skills, both verbal and written.
- Able to collect information, listen and speak effectively and present information clearly and concisely with others whose first language is not English