Senior Electrical, Instrumentation & Control Design Engineer

<p><span>ACE is a subsidiary of Artelia, France. Artelia, headquartered in Paris, France, is an International multidisciplinary independent group offering a full range of engineering-related services in mobility, water, energy, building and industrial sectors, from technical expertise to complex project delivery, consulting, master planning & feasibility, design & engineering, construction & project management, asset & facility management, turnkey solutions. Artelia, with 11,000 employees and a turnover of €1.35 billion (2025 Consolidated turnover), envisions significant synergies with the Company. Artelia would like to leverage Company’s strength to grow its business in India, Neighbouring countries, Africa, and the Middle East, a key market in their strategic plan.</span></p><p><br></p><ol><li><strong>QUALIFICATIONS</strong></li></ol><p><br></p><ul><li>Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering.</li><li>Chartered Engineer, SOE certified, or equivalent.</li><li>Minimum of 15 years of experience in Electrical and I&C with relevant experience in Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants and Pumping stations is a must.</li><li>Must have engineering consultancy experience.</li><li>Excellent communication in English and client-facing skills.</li><li>Knowledge of International codes and Standards (IEC, IEEE, ISA, NEC, ATEX)</li><li>Knowledge of Standards and Specification of major clients in utility section in Saudi, UAE, Oman, Qatar region.</li><li>MV/LV distribution system design.</li><li>MV/LV Substation Design.</li><li>Knowledge on how to read schematic wiring of various electrical and control panels.</li><li>Knowledge of MV/LV Switchgears, MCCs, MV and LV VFD panels, Transformers, Generators, UPS, DC System, etc.</li><li>Load Flow Analysis, Short Circuit Analysis, Motor Starting Study, Arc Flash and Protection coordination study using ETAP software.</li><li>Instruments, Analyzers, Sensors working principle and its selection as per measurement medium, working condition and Hazardous zone classifications.</li><li>Process Control & Safety Systems (DCS, PLC, ESD and F&G)</li><li>Safety and Security systems like CCTV, Access Control System, Intrusion Protection System, PAGA and Telecomm Systems, Public WIFI.</li><li>Vibration and Condition Monitoring Systems</li><li>Ethernet, Field Bus, Profibus, MODBUS, IEC61850, DNP3 segments, IOT systems, ICT networks / Fiber Optics Networks, Power Line Communication and Wireless communication</li><li>Substation Automation system and interface to various switchgears, control panels etc. and Energy Management system</li><li>Knowledge of HAZOP and CHAZOP review and SIL calculation Study.</li><li>Interface skills in departments like Civil, Mechanical, Process, HVAC etc. and other Packaged Equipment.</li><li>3D Model Review.</li></ul><p><br></p><p><strong>2. RESPONSIBILITIES</strong></p><p><br></p><p><span>Basic & Detailed Design Engineering, Review and Preparation of the following documents and drawings:</span></p><p><span> </span></p><p><strong><u>A- ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING</u></strong></p><ul><li>Electrical Design Basis Report.</li><li>SLD for MV/LV distribution systems.</li><li>Plant Electrical Load Lists.</li><li>Sizing Calculations for Transformer, Generator, APFC, Cables, UPS, DC System, Etc.</li><li>Electrical Equipment GAs.</li><li>Load Flow and Short Circuit Calculation (ETAP).</li><li>Earthing & Lightning Calculation</li><li>Lighting and small power design.</li><li>Specification, Datasheet, Vendor Data Review of Generators, Transformers, Motor, MV/LV Switch Gears, VFD/SS Panels, Capacitor & Reactors, Bus Ducts, Cables, AC & DC UPS etc.</li><li>Hazardous Area Classification</li><li>Electrical Layout Drawings, Cable routing Drawing, Earthing &Lightning Layout, Lighting Layout.</li><li>BoQs for Electrical Equipment.</li><li>Specifications for Electrical Equipment.</li></ul><p><br></p><p><strong><u>B- INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGINEERING:</u></strong></p><ul><li>I&C Design Basis Report</li><li>Piping & Instrumentation drawings</li><li>SCADA System Architecture Drawing</li><li>Engineering deliverables like Instrument Index, I/O List, Block logic diagram, Control Philosophy, Hook-Ups, Cable Schedule, JB Schedule, Cable termination drawings, Loop Wiring diagrams, Instrument Location Drawing, SCADA/Control Room Layout, Cable Layout etc.</li><li>Panel Engineering and datasheet for Process Control & Safety Systems like DCS, PLC, ESD and F&G systems and Design of Logic & SCADA Graphic Screen.</li><li>Design documents for ELV systems like CCTV, EPBAX, LAN, PAGA, WIF, Access Control systems BMS, PMS etc.</li><li>Co-ordination with other disciplines engineers for interface / tie-in issues and Co-ordination with client and Vendors.</li><li>BoQ for SCADA and I&C.</li><li>I&C Specification and Datasheet for Field instruments, Control Valves, SCADA system etc.</li></ul><p><br></p><p><strong>Job Location:</strong> Dubai, UAE</p>

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