Mariana Minerals is looking for a highly motivated Controls Engineer to work on building the critical minerals supply chain.

As the I&C Engineer at Mariana Minerals, you will lead the development and deployment of first-of-its-kind chemical refining processes, while also playing a critical role in the development of software for capital project execution and automated plant optimization. Responsibilities will include leading equipment and plant-wide controls infrastructure scopes from concept through to design, installation, commissioning, ramp, and handover to the operations team, and supporting the buildout of an in-house engineering team.

Lead equipment scopes from concept and modeling validation, through procurement, engineering, fabrication, installation, commissioning, and ramp

Manage external equipment providers, technology licensors, and engineering companies to deliver fully integrated and functional mineral refining scopes

Drive cross-functional teams of lab technicians, pilot plant engineers, process engineers, and project engineers to lead the technical equipment scale-up and de-risk the commercialization of novel mineral refining processes

Support the hiring, mentorship, and day-to-day management of junior engineers

Lead selection, procurement, calibration, and installation of instruments, valves, and analyzers

Support development of machine learning applications with an emphasis on control and optimization of industrial facilities

Identify and support opportunities for the software and machine learning teams to automate capital project execution workflows and develop advanced plant control algorithms

What You’ll Bring

Strong understanding of engineering fundamentals and demonstrated ability to leverage the understanding to solve challenging problems

Experience with equipment engineering and design. Including but not limited to:

Staff Process Controls Engineer - Networking and Systems Administration

Responsibilities

Qualification

Required

Company

Marianaminerals

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