Process Control & Computing Control Engineer

Role Title: Process Control & Computing (PCC) Control Engineer

Role Function and Group: Supply & Operational Excellence / Process Control & Computing (PCC)

Location: Bayway Manufacturing Site

Position Summary

The Process Control & Computing (PCC) Control Engineer supports the safe, reliable, and secure operation of process control systems across Infineum's Bayway Manufacturing Site. Working closely with Operations, Technical, Maintenance, Engineering, IT, and Cybersecurity teams, the role is responsible for maintaining and improving automation systems that enable reliable manufacturing performance.

What we can expect from you

• Support and troubleshoot Distributed Control Systems (DCS), operator interfaces, historians, servers, workstations, and industrial networks.
• Provide technical support during plant startups, shutdowns, process upsets, and critical troubleshooting activities.
• Develop, test, implement, and maintain control strategies, graphics, alarms, and system interfaces.
• Drive process optimization, reliability improvements, and automation initiatives.
• Support the lifecycle management of control system hardware, software, backups, and disaster recovery processes.
• Execute system changes in compliance with Management of Change (MOC) and site governance requirements.
• Support capital projects through design reviews, testing, commissioning, startup, and handover activities.
• Maintain system documentation and ensure compliance with cybersecurity, access management, and operational standards.
• Collaborate across manufacturing, technical, engineering, and IT teams to deliver safe and reliable operations.
• Contribute to continuous improvement, knowledge sharing, and development of team capabilities.

What you will gain from this role

• Experience supporting advanced automation systems in a world-class chemical manufacturing environment.
• Exposure to process control, operational technology, industrial cybersecurity, and manufacturing reliability.
• Opportunities to contribute to plant improvement initiatives, digital transformation projects, and major capital investments.
• Development of strong technical and cross-functional collaboration skills in a manufacturing setting.

A successful candidate is likely to have

• A Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Chemical, Electrical, Computer, Systems, Automation, or related Engineering discipline.
• Experience supporting industrial process control, automation systems, manufacturing operations, or operational technology environments.
• Knowledge of DCS, PLCs, industrial networks, control applications, or automation infrastructure.
• Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills.
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills with the ability to work across multiple functions.
• Willingness to participate in after-hours support and work safely in an operating manufacturing environment.