Houston, Texas, United States
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The role is based in Houston, TX, as part of the project team.
An Associate degree in a relatable field is required, with a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Chemical, Electronics, or Computer Engineering preferred, ideally specialized in Process Control, Control systems, and Instrumentation.
A minimum of 10 years’ experience working with instrumentation and control systems is required, including experience with Plant Instrumented Control and Safety Systems (e.g., Mark VIe & Yokogawa), Operational Technology Networks, Field Instrumentation for cryogenic applications, and LNG liquefaction facilities is highly preferred.
Responsibilities include serving as I&C design/installation technical authority, ensuring contractor adherence to standards, providing design solutions for upgrades, assisting in troubleshooting, participating in Factory Acceptance Tests, and reviewing material substitutions and modifications.
Strong candidates will have 10+ years in instrumentation and control systems, hands-on experience with specific systems like DCS (Mark VIe, Yokogawa), safety systems, field instrumentation in cryogenic/LNG environments, and a relevant engineering degree.
Produces and exports liquefied natural gas
Venture Global LNG produces and exports liquefied natural gas (LNG) from North America to international markets. The process involves cooling natural gas to a liquid state, making it easier to store and transport. The company operates large-scale LNG export facilities, currently developing three major sites in Louisiana. These facilities are designed to optimize logistics and reduce costs, allowing Venture Global LNG to offer low prices to a diverse range of clients, including energy companies and utilities. Unlike many competitors, Venture Global LNG focuses on efficiency and long-term contracts, which provide stable revenue and help manage market risks. The company's goal is to meet the increasing global demand for cleaner energy while maintaining a competitive edge in the LNG market.