What You'll Do:

• Complete Instrumentation engineering design of capital projects. Review designs prepared by external engineering consultants.
• Prepare P&ID inputs, instrument index, input/output (I/O) count and assignments, instrument loop diagrams, instrument datasheets and sizing, load calculations.
• Support detailed instrumentation design, including interfacing to PLCs, SIS/BMS and DCS systems. Develop MRs, pressure hook-up, installation details, cable selection/sizing, material selection, piping, tubing and tube-fitting for instruments based on applicable standards and codes for projects from execution through to project closeout.
• Participate in field reviews and assist planners by providing design-related input through RFIs and observations.
• Participate in Factory acceptance test, installation, commissioning, integration, validation and associated with startup activities, as required.
• Support technical activities and action items based on Nutrien process safety management, I&C devices mechanical integrity, Safety Instrumented System (SIS) and critical instrumentation standards.

What You'll Bring:

• Bachelor of Engineering, Instrumentation or equivalent
• Registration with APEGA as a Professional Engineer is an asset. (i.e. P.Eng registered in another Canadian province or territory)
• 5+ years of plant Instrumentation and controls engineering experience.
• Technical knowledge of instrumentation devices, components, and applications
• Proficiencies in process measurement, process data analysis, calculations and sizing, technology selection and technical evaluation.
• Knowledge of DCS platforms, programming, hardware and architecture, configuration, industrial networking, communication protocols, electronics, SCADA and cybersecurity are considered as an additional asset
• Knowledge of safety controls, SIS systems, BMS, risk assessment, safety lifecycle and related standards (ISA84 and IEC61508/61511)
• Exposure to IN tools or similar design software is an asset.
• Exposure to Alberta regulatory requirements for pressure equipment (ABSA)
• Strong organizational, problem-solving, and communication skills, with a willingness to learn and grow under supervision. 
• Ability to work and prioritize, risk-assess on multiple concurrent tasks, and meet department goals/critical timelines demonstrating agility to provide technical support with quality work.