We are looking for an energetic controls engineer to drive forward the development of world leading offshore technology. The ideal controls engineer will demonstrate technical expertise, self-motivation, and the ability to work effectively in both team and independent settings.

We are working with a company who are leading the way in the off shore equipment design and dominating the offshore engineering space. The client has won a number of projects which requires contract staffing resource. This role is for an initial 6 months starting ASAP (extensions expected)

This role is based in Glasgow and is deemed Outside IR35.

The ideal Controls Engineer will have subsea/renewable engineering experience and a strong background in EC&I.

The client is looking for candidates with the following experience:

• PLC programming (Siemens / Rockwell)
• Designing of SCADA/HMI applications
• Design of Ethernet and serial networks
• Manufacture and assembly support
• Technical documentation to support equipment (specifications, risk assessments, manuals, etc)
• Client support - on-site and remote (occasional site travel preferred)
• Peer review of engineering designs
• Experience level - ability to work on projects without direct supervision. 5+ years.

If you are interested and looking for your next contract, please send over your up to date CV and I will give you a call.

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