Solution designer (Scada) in Bellevue WA
saxon globalSeattle (WA)
Solution designer (Scada) in Bellevue WA
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saxon globalSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Solution Designer (SCADA) in Bellevue WA Preferred On-site, open to Remote PLEASE NOTE: Have to be willing to travel to customer's site not 100% remote needs to be flexible to travel as needed based on business requirements.
Duration:
6 months We are seeking an experienced SCADA Designer with approximately 5 years of hands-on experience in designing, configuring, and supporting SCADA systems for industrial automation projects. The candidate will be responsible for developing HMI/SCADA graphics, integrating PLCs and field devices, and supporting system testing and commissioning.
Key Responsibilities:
Design and develop SCADA/HMI screens, alarm systems, and trends based on project specifications Configure and integrate SCADA systems with PLCs, RTUs, and IEDs Develop control system architecture, I/O lists, tag databases, and communication layouts Implement alarm management in accordance with industry standards (ISA-18.2 / EEMUA where applicable) Perform FAT, SAT, and commissioning support Troubleshoot SCADA system issues and provide technical support Maintain and update SCADA documentation, including control narratives, tag lists, and user manuals Coordinate with electrical, instrumentation, and automation teams Ensure compliance with cybersecurity and safety standards
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