<p>We're seeking a motivated Entry-Level Process Controls Engineer to grow into managing Distributed Control System (DCS) lifecycle activities, upgrades, and reliability improvements in our North American Engineering Development Program at our Eastover, SC Mill</p> <ul> <li>B.S. degrees are required. Unofficial Transcripts, with cumulative GPA of at least 2.8, are required for interview. Must be eligible to work in the United States. </li><li>Desired Engineering majors: Electrical, Computer, Controls, Chemical, Mechanical and Paper Science </li><li>Successful candidates will: </li></ul> <p>Strong interest in automation, controls, and industrial troubleshooting Effective communicator and team-oriented problem solver Experience with and willingness to learn DCS/PLC systems and develop into a technical ownership role Have a strong desire and interest to work in a heavy manufacturing setting and support mill operations Ideally have manufacturing internship and/or co-op experience related to controls/PLCs (highly preferred); demonstrated leadership skills (prior jobs, student associations, projects, etc.) Have a high regard for safety in the workplace and active willingness to be a safety leader Be a highly motivated self-starter, results-driven individual who can perform well in a team setting, is adaptable and can effectively deal with ambiguity Be a critical and creative thinker with strong analytical skills and is an outside-of-the-box problem solver Be eager to develop, go outside of their comfort zone and take on stretch assignments necessary for career success and overall success of the mill and Company Have a desire to develop, help and mentor others while also being open and willing to be mentored Be comfortable with all levels of employees including operators, engineers, contractors, and management Have excellent communication and interpersonal skills, including active listening</p> <ul> <li>A source of reliable transportation is required. </li><li>Open to the potential for relocation now and in the future </li><li>Responsibilities vary by location, role and department. </li></ul> <p>What You'll Do:</p> <ul> <li>Assist with troubleshooting process upsets, alarms, and control system issues. </li><li>Support DCS/PLC maintenance, configuration updates, and DeltaV graphics changes. </li><li>Help with instrument selection, installation support, checkout, and commissioning. </li><li>Participate in hardware troubleshooting and spare parts support. </li><li>Learn and support CHARM migrations, system updates, and DeltaV maintenance. </li><li>Coordinate with vendors during scheduled software/hardware activities. </li><li>Grow into responsibilities including DCS lifecycle planning, alarm management, and control-related capital projects. </li><li>Identify, develop, and implement waste and variation reduction/optimization opportunities using automation. </li></ul> <p>o For their initial 18 to 24 months, Engineers will participate in our North American Engineering Development Program, which is composed of robust technical training & development combining on-line, hands-on, and face-to-face training and networking.</p> <p>Our culture is focused on people. We are a collaborative team with a big heart, focused on each other's safety, well-being and development. We want everyone to feel valued and welcome. We believe everyone's unique perspective helps make the future better.</p>