Principal Instrument Designer (SPI Admin)
Principal Instrument Designer (SPI Admin)
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Title:
Principal Instrument Designer (SPI Admin)Job Responsibilities:
Administer and maintain the SI Hexagon (SPI/INtools) system across all project phases.
Configure and manage SI Hexagon databases reference data and user access levels.
Interface with technical teams (in-house/external) to resolve any tool-related issues.
Develop templates formats and reports required by the users.
Develop macros and applications that will improve the efficiency of tool usage.
Create user-friendly views for inputting data by the users.
Import data to SPI from other formats (e.g. Excel).
Ensure consistent and accurate instrument data entry modification and reporting.
Collaborate with engineering and design teams to support instrumentation deliverables (e.g. datasheets loop diagrams wiring schedules).
Troubleshoot system errors manage upgrades and coordinate with IT teams when necessary.
Support the integration of SPI with other SmartPlant suite tools (e.g. SP3D SPPID).
Maintain documentation and provide training or user support to project teams.
Ensure compliance with company and project standards and best practices.
Perform regular system backups and monitor system performance.
JobRequirements:
Diploma in Electrical and Electronics/Instrumentation Engineering
Minimum of 7 years of experience working with SI Hexagon (SPI/INtools) in an engineering environment with at least two years as an SI (SPI/INtools) Administrator.
Strong knowledge of control systems instrumentation design workflows and document deliverables.
Hands-on experience in SPI database administration customization and report generation.
Familiarity with other SmartPlant tools is a strong plus (e.g. SPPID SP3D).
Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills.
Excellent communication and coordination abilities.
Ability to work independently and in collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams including teams working at multiple geographical locations.
Required Experience:
Staff IC
Employment Type
Full-Time
