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plc programming data acquisition systems ftir gas analyzers emissions monitoring📋 Description
- Troubleshoot, evaluate, design, and operate advanced combustion systems
- Partner with environmental scientists and engineers to support combustion source measurements for EPA
- Diagnose and resolve issues in combustion facilities, including control systems
- Configure sampling equipment and collect emissions data per EPA methods (e.g., Method 5)
- Design and implement sampling systems, including continuous emissions monitoring technologies such as gas analyzers, FTIR, and particle instruments
- Analyze data to align with quality objectives and identify opportunities for process improvement
🎯 Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Science, Environmental Technology, or related discipline
- 2–10 years of experience in a research or testing environment with exposure to combustion systems
- Demonstrated experience implementing safety protocols, including authoring safety guidance documents
- Strong technical proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Word, data acquisition systems, PLC programming, and industrial control configuration
- Hands-on mechanical aptitude with the ability to troubleshoot and operate complex systems such as furnaces
- Solid understanding of combustion principles, including fuel stoichiometry and criteria pollutants
🎁 Benefits
- Health and dental insurance
- Life insurance
- Long-term disability
- Educational benefits
- FSAs
- Generous 401k plan and profit sharing
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