Facilities Controls Engineer

Job Title: Facilities Controls Engineer
Location: Anaheim, CA
Duration: 12 Months
Pay Rate: $73.00 - $87.98 per hour (W2)
 
Position Overview

• The Facilities Controls Engineer will support the Resort’s Facilities Engineering team by configuring, deploying, sustaining, and maintaining the Power Management Control System (PMCS).
• The role will focus primarily on implementation, maintenance, and backend data collection integration with AVEVA Historian and DAS.
• Additional responsibilities include supporting maintenance team requests, system monitoring, and trend analysis reporting.

 
Key Responsibilities

• Configure, deploy, sustain, and maintain PMCS systems.
• Implement and maintain backend data collection and integration with AVEVA Historian and DAS.
• Commission, configure, and troubleshoot electrical power meters (Nexus, Shark, IQ Analyzer, Siemens, GE).
• Troubleshoot, wire, configure, and test electrical circuits, meters, and related control systems.
• Support maintenance teams with system-related requests.
• Perform system health checks, reporting, and trend analysis to ensure reliability and efficiency.
• Ensure compliance with electrical and controls engineering best practices.

 
Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering.
• 2 - 5 years of hands-on experience with AVEVA Wonderware and DAS.
• Experience configuring, commissioning, and troubleshooting power meters (Nexus, Shark, IQ Analyzer, Siemens, GE).
• Strong knowledge of industrial communication protocols including MODBUS RTU/TCP/IP and Ethernet.
• Proficiency in electrical troubleshooting with test equipment (e.g., voltmeter).
• Experience with wiring, configuring, testing, and troubleshooting electrical circuits.

 
Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with AVEVA Wonderware, DAS, and Historian.
• Knowledge of control system theory (closed-loop control).
• Background in monitoring electrical power distribution, power metering, PMCS, and energy management systems.
• Experience working with large multi-building campuses and facility controls integration.
• Professional licensure in Control Systems Engineering or Electrical Engineering.