FAQs
What is the main role of the Automation Engineer - DCS?
The main role of the Automation Engineer - DCS involves performing maintenance, audits, configuration, programming, installation, upgrades, and migration of complex Honeywell control systems.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A degree qualification or equivalent apprenticeship in Electronics, Automation, Control/Instrumentation, Cyber, or Computer Science is required, along with 2+ years of experience in field service engineering.
What kind of experience is necessary for this role?
Candidates should have experience with DCS, SCADA, and PLC systems, as well as a background in field service engineering.
What specific technical skills are preferred for this position?
Preferred technical skills include awareness of electronic systems installation, understanding of the project life cycle, project management skills, and proficient English language skills.
Is a driving license required for this role?
Yes, a full Ireland driving license is required.
What are the key responsibilities of the Automation Engineer - DCS?
Key responsibilities include providing support services to customers, performing system upgrades and modifications, maintaining customer equipment, conducting system diagnosis, ensuring quality of delivery, and participating in progress meetings with customers as requested.
What is the location of the job?
The job is located at Centrepoint Business Park, Oak Road, Dublin, DUBLIN, D12 X884, Ireland.
Is prior customer service experience important for this role?
Yes, excellent customer handling skills and interpersonal skills are important for effective customer interaction and relationship management.
Does this position involve travel?
Yes, the role may involve travel as part of the service delivery and customer interaction responsibilities.
Can I apply if I don't have experience with Honeywell control systems specifically?
While experience with Honeywell control systems is advantageous, candidates with relevant experience in DCS, SCADA, and PLC systems may still be considered.