Instrumentation & Controls Engineer (Water)

Burns & McDonnell’s Water Global Practice in Mumbai, India is seeking to hire an Instrumentation & Controls Engineer to design and engineering I&C systems associated with Municipal and Industrial water, wastewater treatment, and drinking water facilities.

Key Responsibilities:

• P&IDs, instrument index, and I/O lists for multiple water and wastewater treatment facilities.
• Control logic and signal interfaces between field instruments and SCADA / DCS / PLC systems.
• PLC programming, configuration, and integration with process control and automation systems (Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Schneider).
• Instrument data sheets, wiring diagrams, and cable schedules in compliance with NEC and ISA standards.
• Selection and specification of pressure, level, flow, and analytical instruments for process control applications.
• Technical bid evaluation, vendor drawing reviews and technical compliance verification.
• Instrumentation layouts, loop diagrams, and control panel design for construction.
• Coordination with process and electrical teams for system integration.
• Technical documentation, design specifications and engineering reports.
• Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams across multiple BMcD offices for project execution and standard compliance.
• Innovation and improvement in I&C engineering design practices.

• Quality assurance, adherence to project schedule, and meeting client requirements.

   

• Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) / Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) in Instrumentation Engineering.
• 3 to 5 years of experience in Instrumentation & Control engineering for industrial & municipal water / wastewater treatment projects.
• Knowledge of NEC, ISA, and U.S. local codes and standards.
• Proficiency in Revit, Plant 3D, and AutoCAD for instrumentation design and coordination.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English.
• Strong analytical, organizational, and time-management skills.
• Experience on U.S. based EPC or design-build projects preferred.