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Client facing role with excellent communication and customer orientation skills.

Emerson DeltaV Batch experience required.

5+ years’ experience designing, implementing and supporting manufacturing automation solutions.

Proven experience as a Senior Automation Engineer with increased levels of responsibility.

These long-term roles offer an excellent opportunity to grow within Zenith Technologies.ĭesired Background/Experience/Attributes: The successful candidates will have proven manufacturing automation experience supporting clients in the pharmaceutical and/or biotechnology industries.

Selected candidates will be involved in the full project life cycle including design, configuration, implementation, testing, commissioning, troubleshooting and validation. In addition, I have worked without a Lost Time Accident all these years.Zenith Technologies has an opportunity for a Delta V Lead Engineer to join our growing team in Oceanside area. I have ran conduit, pulled wire, built electrical panels, performed electronics board level repair, experienced a rubber batching process converted to mainframe computer control from single boolean logic modules, programmed and maintained several major vendor's PLCs, worked with embedded microprocessor controls, learned and programmed in multiple programming languages (to include C, PASCAL, Delphi, PowerBuilder, Python, Visual Basic to name a few), worked with Relational Databases (to include ORACLE, Microsoft SQL Server, Interbase, DBase, Paradox, MySQL, and Microsoft Access), DCS Configuration for Bailey Infi 90 and Emerson DeltaV, HMI configuration for Wonderware, RsView, Panel Views, and iFix, managed vendor selection for DCS Upgrade, managed standards development for using Object Based Class Libraries in an IT role as well as Class Based control standards for Emerson DeltaV, been the primary DCS Engineer in implementing MPC Controls for supervisory control for Recovery/Recaust Area. This was accomplished by constant learning, self study, and perseverance.

All without having an accredited degree in Engineering. I started out as an Industrial Electrician and progressed to a Process Controls Engineer, and now as an Instructor at a major University. I consider myself fortunate to have chosen such a challenging and rewarding career that is ever changing and requires constant learning to keep up. I am approaching 40 years in the Controls Engineering field with 20+ of those years being in the Pulp and Paper Industry.