Control Engineer - 249389
Instrumentation & Controls Electrical EngineerFully on-site in Greater BeloitMust be a US Citizen or have a Green Card. * No C2CSalary: $115K - $145KPosition SummaryMedix is seeking an Instrumentation & Controls (I&C) Electrical Engineer to support the design, integration, installation, commissioning, and startup of advanced electrical and control systems within its medical production facilities. This position plays a key role in overseeing complex automation and electrical infrastructure projects that directly support the production of medical isotopes used in cancer imaging and treatment applications.This role is ideal for candidates with a strong background in system integration, industrial automation, controls engineering, and electrical design who are comfortable working across the full project lifecycle — from functional design specifications through installation and startup.Key ResponsibilitiesServe as the primary technical liaison between project stakeholders, vendors, contractors, and internal engineering teamsOversee the development and integration of PLC, DCS, SCADA, instrumentation, and digital/analog control systemsGuide system integrators and vendors through design, implementation, installation, and commissioning phasesReview and drive technical decisions related to equipment changes, programming updates, vendor submittals, and engineering deviationsCollaborate with multidisciplinary teams including process, electrical, nuclear, structural, and construction engineering groupsPrepare and review engineering deliverables including:Instrumentation specificationsWiring diagramsCable routing and conduit layoutsLoop diagramsPanel designsTest plans and commissioning documentationSupport procurement activities for electrical and controls equipmentCoordinate field installation activities and provide troubleshooting support during construction and startupEnsure systems comply with applicable engineering standards, electrical codes, and safety requirementsSupport commissioning, validation, and long-term operation of the facilityRequired QualificationsBachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related technical discipline5+ years of experience in instrumentation & controls, electrical engineering, or industrial automation environmentsExperience working with PLCs, SCADA systems, DCS platforms, or industrial automation systemsKnowledge of low-voltage electrical systems, instrumentation, wiring, and industrial controlsFamiliarity with NEC standards, electrical design practices, and industrial safety requirementsStrong communication and cross-functional coordination skillsPreferred QualificationsExperience supporting projects from design through commissioning/startupFamiliarity with Allen-Bradley PLC systemsExperience with AutoCAD Electrical or SolidWorks ElectricalUnderstanding of SCADA systems and industrial networkingExposure to nuclear, pharmaceutical, medical device, or highly regulated manufacturing environmentsKnowledge of cable shielding, instrumentation design, and safety-related systemsWhat Makes This Opportunity UniqueWork on first-of-its-kind fusion and medical isotope technologySupport real-world production systems used in cancer imaging and treatmentJoin a rapidly growing engineering organization with significant expansion plansGain exposure to advanced automation, electrical infrastructure, and nuclear technology in a highly collaborative environmentOpportunity to support projects from greenfield design through startup and operation