System Architect - SCQADA - MM International

Sr Systems Architect (SCADA) - HYBRID

Location: Rye, New York, United States of America, 10580
Duration: 12+ months
Interview Process: Video (Teams) Interview


Job Description -
The Senior System Administrator (SCADA) will be responsible for the design, programing, and implementation of the new SCADA system(s), as well as providing day to day operational support for the existing system(s). This role is responsible for utilizing and integrating the latest technologies, developments and trends in the Gas PLC and SCADA systems industry to enhance current operations. A successful candidate must have an in-depth working knowledge of SCADA fundamentals as they apply to the utility space. This role requires that the selected candidate maintain a strong working relationship with all management, supervisory, IT and operating staff in their designated area. Clear communications and close coordination with the energy control center is required to support both field and energy distribution operations.
Responsibilities:
Maintaining currency with latest trends in automation designs and equipment for the Gas industry
Fluent in all aspects of SCADA System including:
o AVEVA Enterprise SCADA (formerly OASyS DNA) baseline platform
o HMI display development
o Realtime Database implementation
o Historical Database data interfaces and reports
o Gas Measurement Metering

Troubleshoot SCADA software and server issues

Work closely with Field Technicians to configure, test, and troubleshoot data polling from the SCADA System to field RTUs.
Work with Gas Control operators to make sure the SCADA system is always providing them the ability to safely operate the pipeline.
Program wireless modems (Sierra Wireless and Digi)
Build, configure, and maintain reports
Document changes, obtain required approvals, and submit changes
Knowledge of RTU/PLC protocol (Modbus, DNP3, BSAP)
Ability to write simple scripts and SQL queries
Ability to work independently and exercise good judgement in a small team environment