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DeltaV Automation Engineer

Impact Engineering
Craigavon
1 month ago
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Company Description

Impact Engineering Ltd is a trusted automation partner based in Dublin, focusing on business transformation, digitalisation, automation projects, and targeted automation training. We offer a range of services including consultancy, system upgrades, process optimization, and automation front line support. Our mission is to deliver innovative, cost-competitive, and compliant automation solutions to add value to businesses through digitalization.


Role Description

This is a full-time role for a DeltaV Automation Engineer at our key customer site in Northern Ireland. While there is some level of flexibility for this position it is primarily a site based role. This position involves a wide variety of different project responsibilities. For that reason, applicants need to have a strong technical background in coding, testing and commissioning.


**Note - Due to the urgency of this position we can only consider Irish or British passport holders at this time. Any applicants who require sponsorship will not be considered due to the length of visa and work permit processing times**


Qualifications & Experience

  • Bachelor’s degree in engineering or similar.
  • 3+ years working experience as an Automation Engineer in a Pharmaceutical or Biopharmaceutical plant.
  • 3+ years’ experience with Emerson DeltaV (coding & testing).
  • On site project experience is essential.
  • Hands on coding experience and an unsderstanding of S88 is essential.
  • Process Engineering experience is strongly desired.
  • Knowledge of GMPs, regulatory requirements, or computer system validation.
  • Ability to interact and communicate with other engineering and business disciplines.
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