CIM Group
Instrumentation & Control Engineer (Terreva Renewables)
About this role
Terreva Renewables seeks an Instrumentation & Control Engineer to support their renewable natural gas facilities across North America. You'll design, operate, and maintain instrumentation and control systems that ensure accurate metering, data collection, and SCADA integration for safe and efficient plant performance.
What you'll do
- Design and implement instrumentation and control systems for RNG facilities
- Ensure reliable operation and maintenance of metering and data acquisition equipment
- Manage SCADA integration and monitoring systems
- Support safe and efficient plant performance across the portfolio
- Collaborate with the Systems Engineering team on technical solutions
- Troubleshoot and optimize control system performance
What they're looking for
- Instrumentation and controls engineering
- SCADA systems design and integration
- Process metering and data acquisition
- Plant safety and operational systems
- Technical troubleshooting and problem-solving
- Knowledge of gas processing operations
- Project management
- Documentation and regulatory compliance
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CIM Group
CIM Group manages and develops infrastructure and real estate investments, including renewable natural gas facilities, with a focus on fund performance and community-focused projects. The company is hiring analysts, engineers, and AI specialists to support portfolio oversight, facility operations, and infrastructure optimization across North America and the Americas.
- Website
- cimgroup.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience designing or maintaining SCADA systems for industrial facilities. How have you handled integration challenges with multiple data sources?
- Tell us about a time you troubleshot a control system failure in a production environment. What was your diagnostic approach and how did you minimize downtime?