Automation Engineer
We’re partnering with a specialized automation consulting group supporting a large-scale system modernization initiative — and they’re looking to bring on Automation Engineers with DeltaV experience who are ready to expand into new platforms.
This is not a maintenance role — this is true system transformation work .
What You’ll Be Doing
Supporting a major control system upgrade (DeltaV → 800xA environment)
Converting and building control strategies for process systems (including fermentation)
Assisting with system configuration, commissioning, and startup activities
Collaborating with senior engineers to deliver modernized, scalable automation systems
Why This Role Stands Out
Opportunity to expand beyond DeltaV into 800xA (highly marketable skillset)
Work on a long-term, high-impact project (~2 years)
Be part of a small, high-caliber engineering team (quality over volume)
Gain exposure to system upgrades vs. day-to-day support work
Strong technical leadership onsite to support growth
✅ What We’re Looking For
~3+ years of DeltaV (Emerson) experience
Background in automation / controls engineering
Experience with:
Batch processes / configuration
Commissioning / startup
Process control systems
Exposure to regulated or industrial environments (pharma, biotech, chemical, etc.)
Ability to work onsite in North Carolina
Any exposure to 800xA (ABB)
Experience with system upgrades or migrations
Familiarity with fermentation or process manufacturing environments
Location: Onsite in North Carolina
Schedule: 40 hours/week
Start: Rolling (initial hire ASAP, additional hires over coming months)
Who This Is Perfect For
This is ideal for an engineer who:
Wants to break out of a single-system career path
Is looking for long-term project stability
Enjoys hands-on engineering + learning new platforms
Wants to be part of meaningful system upgrades — not just support tickets
If this sounds like something you’d be open to exploring, feel free to reach out directly or apply here — happy to walk you through the details.
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