Atlanta (remote) or Houston (hybrid) with up to 40% travel to project sites as needed. Role ... Support commissioning activities including EMS bring-up, system integration testing, SAT, and early ...
Atlanta (remote) or Houston (hybrid) with up to 40% travel to project sites as needed. Role ... Support commissioning activities including EMS bring-up, system integration testing, SAT, and early ...
Controls and SCADA Engineer
Alpharetta, GA · On-site +1
$81K - $105K/yr
Own the specification, design, testing, and startup of OS (FOS) controls and network solutions ... Systems (EMS), PLCs, HMIs, data collectors, and other ICS/OT components. Application-specific ...
Controls and SCADA Engineer
Alpharetta, GA · On-site +1
$81K - $105K/yr
Own the specification, design, testing, and startup of OS (FOS) controls and network solutions ... Systems (EMS), PLCs, HMIs, data collectors, and other ICS/OT components. Application-specific ...
Remote Nms Ems Testing information
What is the difference between Remote Nms Ems Testing vs Remote Network Operations Center (NOC) Technician?
| Aspect | Remote Nms Ems Testing | Remote Network Operations Center (NOC) Technician |
|---|---|---|
| Certifications | Certifications in network testing, EMS, NMS tools | Networking certifications like CompTIA Network+, Cisco CCNA |
| Work Environment | Remote testing labs, software platforms | Remote or on-site NOC monitoring centers |
| Industry Usage | Telecom, network testing, EMS/NMS environments | Telecom, ISP, enterprise network monitoring |
Remote Nms Ems Testing focuses on evaluating network management systems and EMS tools remotely, ensuring network performance and reliability. In contrast, Remote NOC Technicians monitor and troubleshoot live networks in real-time. Both roles require networking knowledge, but Nms Ems Testing emphasizes testing and validation, while NOC Technicians focus on ongoing network operations and incident response.
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Posted 11 days ago
Job description
Location: Atlanta (remote) or Houston (hybrid) with up to 40% travel to project sites as needed.
Role Overview
The EMS Deployment Engineer is responsible for deploying, configuring, and supporting Ignition-based Energy Management Systems (EMS) for utility-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects. This role plays a critical part in commissioning, ensuring reliable system visibility, control, data flow, and integration between EMS, PLCs, PCS, BMS, and site networks.
Key Responsibilities
- Deploy, configure, and support Ignition-based EMS/SCADA platforms for BESS projects
- Support commissioning activities including EMS bring-up, system integration testing, SAT, and early operational support
- Configure Ignition gateways, tags, UDTs, alarms, historian, and visualization components
- Integrate EMS with Siemens PLCs, PCS, BMS, meters, protection relays, and site networks
- Support data acquisition, control workflows, and site-level dashboards for commissioning and operations
- Troubleshoot EMS, data, and communications issues under commissioning timelines
- Collaborate closely with Controls Engineers, Network Engineers, Deployment Engineers, and Field Commissioning teams
- Support FATs, site commissioning, and handover to Service and Operations teams
- Assist in developing standardized EMS templates, screen sets, tag models, and deployment procedures
- Review and validate EMS documentation, configurations, and as-built deliverables
- Travel to project sites during deployment and commissioning phases as required
Required Qualifications
- Hands-on experience deploying and supporting Ignition (Inductive Automation) in OT or industrial environments
- Experience configuring tags, UDTs, alarms, historians, and visualization in Ignition
- Experience integrating EMS/SCADA platforms with PLCs and field devices
- Strong understanding of OT systems and industrial communications
- Ability to troubleshoot across EMS, controls, and networking boundaries
- Comfortable working in fast-paced commissioning environments with evolving requirements
- Willingness to travel to project sites as required
- Direct, hands-on Ignition deployment experience is required.
- Ability to travel to project sites 30-40% as needed.
Preferred Experience
- Experience with utility-scale BESS, renewables, power generation, or substation environments
- Familiarity with Siemens PLCs and Modbus TCP / IEC 61850 (high-level understanding)
- Experience supporting commissioning teams on live sites
- Knowledge of OT cybersecurity fundamentals
- Experience working with EPCs, OEMs, and customer stakeholders
What Success Looks Like (First 6-12 Months)
- Ignition-based EMS systems are deployed reliably across new BESS projects
- Commissioning timelines are supported through stable EMS visibility and control
- EMS-related issues are identified and resolved quickly during site bring-up
- EMS configurations become more standardized and repeatable across projects
- Field, commissioning, and service teams trust this role as the EMS authority
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