✨ AI Summary
The Principal Instrumentation Designer leads and coordinates instrumentation design activities for oil and gas projects, guiding a team of designers to deliver high-quality 3D models, 2D/3D drawings, and instrument hook-up/installation details. The role requires extensive experience with AutoCAD/MicroStation, E3D/S3D, and instrument design deliverables, along with strong leadership, mentoring, and project coordination abilities. The incumbent will manage scope, schedules, and interfaces across disciplines, participate in design reviews, and support proposals and execution plans. Travel to fabrication yards or construction sites may be required.
Requirements
Essential qualifications include a high school diploma with a diploma in civil, electrical, or mechanical design (or related equivalent experience) and at least 10 years' experience with a major contractor or consultant, with 5+ years in oil and gas. Must have detailed knowledge of 2D/3D drafting (AutoCAD and/or MicroStation), familiarity with E3D/S3D, and capability to lead projects. Strong communication, QA systems knowledge, and project coordination skills are required. Demonstrated ability to prepare discipline deliverables, manage interfaces, and lead design teams is essential. Travel to fabrication yards or construction sites may be required.
Description
We are currently exploring potential candidates for an upcoming role at McDermott. While this position is not yet open for active recruitment, we want to connect with talented individuals who may be interested in future projects withs us. If you are passionate about building energy's future and want to be considered when this role becomes available, we encourage you to submit your details.
Job Overview:
The Principal Instrumentation Designer directly impacts the effectiveness of their team and related team. They exchange ideas and information relating to Instrumentation Design effectively. The Principal Instrumentation Designer may work autonomously within established Instrumentation Design procedures and practices. They act as a lead, coordinating the work of others. The Principal Instrumentation Designer proposes improvements to processes and methods within the Instrumentation Design discipline.