Brindley Engineering
Associate Instrumentation Engineer
About this role
Associate Instrumentation Engineer role focused on creating instrumentation project deliverables and technical documentation for process systems. You'll conduct site surveys, collaborate with designers, and support field execution for industrial instrumentation projects in the Houston area.
What you'll do
- Review project requirements and prepare scopes of work
- Attend client meetings and perform field walkdowns of existing instrumentation
- Conduct site surveys and document as-found instrumentation details
- Generate technical documentation including loop drawings, P&IDs, and instrument lists
- Search for and compile client instrumentation documentation
- Provide technical support during field execution and turnaround projects
What they're looking for
- P&ID and loop diagram development
- Instrumentation documentation and drafting
- DCS/PLC I/O list creation
- Site survey and field assessment
- Technical drawing interpretation
- Process instrumentation knowledge
- Client communication
- Data sheet and specification review
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Brindley Engineering
Brindley Engineering provides engineering services for industrial infrastructure, including structural assessment, mechanical equipment evaluation, instrumentation design, and electrical systems for oil & gas, chemical, and manufacturing facilities. The company is hiring early-career and entry-level engineers across structural, mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation disciplines who will perform field assessments, design rehabilitation and repair solutions, and support project execution under mentorship from licensed professionals.
View all jobs at Brindley EngineeringLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience developing P&IDs and instrumentation loop diagrams.
- Walk us through how you would approach conducting an instrumentation site survey for an existing system.