Leads industrial automation and controls projects from kickoff through commissioning and closeout. Manages scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, procurement, engineering deliverables, vendors, fabrication, testing, field execution, and client communication. Coordinates with controls engineers, instrumentation specialists, construction teams, and clients while ensuring quality, safety, compliance, and technical standards. The role also supports commissioning, reviews control documentation, architects multi-platform systems, mentors junior engineers, and may travel to project sites.
About Atlas OT
Requirements
Benefits
Atlas OT is a premium systems integrator specializing in industrial automation, controls engineering, and lifecycle operational technology support. We partner with clients across energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, and industrial EPC environments to deliver safe, compliant, and high‑performance automation solutions. Our work blends engineering rigor, field‑ready execution, and transparent project delivery.
We are expanding our project execution team with a Project Manager who understands the realities of industrial automation work—someone who can bridge engineering, construction, and client expectations with clarity, discipline, and technical fluency.
Position Summary
The Project Manager – Industrial Automation leads the planning, coordination, and delivery of automation and controls projects across the full lifecycle: design, procurement, fabrication, testing, commissioning, and turnover. This role requires strong familiarity with industrial EPC workflows and the technical depth to collaborate with senior controls engineers, instrumentation specialists, and client engineering teams.
You will own project scope, schedule, budget, risk, documentation, and communication—ensuring every deliverable meets Atlas OT’s standards for safety, compliance, and technical excellence. Projects will range from oil and gas, water and wastewater, manufacturing, building automation, power, food and beverage and more.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead automation and controls projects from kickoff through commissioning and closeout.
- Develop and maintain project schedules, resource plans, and cost forecasts.
- Coordinate engineering deliverables including P&IDs, I/O lists, control narratives, cause‑and‑effect matrices, network architectures, and FAT/SAT documentation.
- Manage procurement of instrumentation, control panels, networking hardware, and automation components.
- Oversee panel fabrication, staging, and testing activities with internal and external vendors.
- Support field execution, commissioning, and startup activities as needed.
- Uphold and improve quality assurance processes, ensuring
compliance with industry and company standards
Requirements
Skills Mastery
- 5+ years of experience managing industrial automation, controls, or instrumentation projects.
- Strong understanding of PLC/HMI/SCADA systems (Rockwell, Siemens, or similar).
- Familiarity with EPC project workflows, engineering deliverables, and construction interfaces.
- Experience with industrial instrumentation, control panels, and field commissioning.
- Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, electrical schematics, and control system documentation.
- Proven ability to manage scope, schedule, budget, and risk in a technical environment.
- Excellent communication, organization, and stakeholder‑management skills.
- Proven ability to architect and implement complex,
multi-platform control systems across multiple sites
- Strong knowledge of UL, NEC, ISA, and IEC standards;
proficiency in process safety and functional safety systems
- Strong attention to detail and analytical thinking, with the
ability to produce clear and accurate technical documentation.
Work Experience
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering required; advanced
certifications preferred (ISA CAP, PE License – Control Systems)
- Minimum of 12,000 project hours logged, including system
architecture and multi-site implementations (8+ years experience)
- Prior experience developing and reviewing control narratives,
P&IDs, and safety systems (SIS)
- Experience mentoring junior engineers and contributing to a
knowledge-sharing culture
- Must possess a valid driver’s license and be willing to travel
as needed
- Drug-free workplace compliance required
Benefits
Atlas OT
employees are the best, and as such get the best benefits. Our total
compensation plan provides pay above average for our industry as
validated by independent third parties. We also provide many
opportunities for bonus compensation for those willing to put in
extra hours, refer friends and new clients.
- Hybrid / Flexible
schedule work
- Company sponsored
training and certifications
- PPE Reimbursement Program
- $50/month Cell
Phone Reimbursement
- Paid Time off for
all Federal Holidays (11 total)
- 120 hours / year of
accrued Paid Time Off (inclusive of 10 Vacation and 5 sick days)
- Merit Based Rewards
and Bonuses such as
- Quarterly Bonus
- Employee recognition
- New Employee
Referral Bonus
- Pick your tax
advantage bonus - elect to get tax-free contributions to
education expenses such as tuition assistance, dependent care,
and retirement.
- Large group
medical, vision and dental coverage
- For HSA eligible
plans, employer HSA contribution equal to employee
contribution up to federally allowable limits
- 401(k) Retirement
Savings Plan with employer contributions matching employee
contributions up to 5% or federally allowable limits.
- Group Term Life and AD&D Coverage
- Employer Provided Disability Plans
- Employee Assistance
Program (EAP)
- Employee Perks Program
- Voluntary Employee
Programs, including:
- Pet Insurance
- Critical Illness
- Accident Plan
- Legal Shield
- ID Shield
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