About this opportunity
Role Expectations
Act as the main technical contact for clients and internal teams to ensure seamless project execution.
Lead technical meetings and design (with SI/ Channel partners, End uses /EPCs) reviews to confidently present and defend control system engineering solutions.
Oversee full-lifecycle system architecture (DCS/PLC/SCADA), regulatory compliance, and FAT/SAT testing phases
Key Responsibilities
Perform work in accordance with applicable Honeywell requirements for integrity, workplace respect, inclusion, safety, quality, information security, data protection, export compliance and customer-site procedures.
Own ICSS / Mod sys. technical scope across requirements clarification, architecture review, engineering, integration, FAT/SAT, commissioning support and technical closure for Projects based on EPKS, SMSC, HC900 and ControlEdge PLCs
Anticipate project risks, resolve technical bottlenecks early, and make decisive engineering choices.
Apply Honeywell PLC expertise to review designs, interfaces, configurations, test readiness and technical documentation.
Optimize the Bill of Materials (BOM) and standardize designs to improve project margins without sacrificing quality.
Review SI/Channel partner deliverables and guide configuration, integration, testing, troubleshooting and root-cause analysis.
Maintain clear records of technical decisions, open points, owners and due dates; escalate issues outside delegated authority with a technical assessment and recommendation.
Support FAT, SAT, start-up and site troubleshooting according to project requirements.
Required Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Instrumentation/ Electrical/ Electronics
10-15 Years of Experience Managing DCS/PLC Projects, out of which Minimum 5 yrs of hands-on experience with SMSC, EPKS, Control Edge/ HC900 & related client / server Network, Third part device connectivity.
Experience in detailed engineering, system integration, FAT/SAT, commissioning, start-up and troubleshooting.
Demonstrated customer-facing technical leadership with EPCs, end users, System Integrators or Channel Partners.
Strong technical documentation, problem-solving and written and verbal English communication skills.
Experience delivering international industrial-automation or process-control projects.
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