Engineer II, Integration

Work Schedule Standard (Mon-Fri) Environmental Conditions Adherence to all Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Safety Standards, Office, Some degree of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) required (safety glasses, gowning, gloves, lab coat, ear plugs etc.) Job Description How You Will Make an Impact:  The Engineer II, Integration supports the integration, configuration, testing, and commissioning of automation and bioprocessing systems within Product Engineering, ensuring systems are accurately configured and prepared for Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and customer delivery. The role contributes to the transition from engineering requirements and system components to complete, tested, documented, and supportable automation solutions ready for customer acceptance and delivery. This role independently executes assigned system-integration and configuration activities, troubleshoots hardware, software, network, and configuration issues, and resolves technical problems within established engineering standards and procedures while collaborating cross-functionally to support system readiness, reduce integration-related risks, and improve execution.  Location: Santa Clara, CA . Relocation assistance is NOT provided.  •    Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship. •    Must be able to pass a comprehensive background check, which includes a drug screening. What will you do?:  Review system architecture, build definitions, technical documentation, and customer requirements to ensure assigned integration activities are executed accurately.   Identify integration-related risks, dependencies, or schedule impacts and communicate or escalate issues appropriately to support project commitments.   Build, configure, and verify assigned system infrastructure, including servers, virtual machines, network settings, system communications, software configurations, and related integration components in accordance with approved system architecture and established engineering requirements.  Configure and verify assigned DeltaV, TruBio, HCI, server, network, and automation-system components, including system communications, controllers, I/O, operator interfaces, alarms/events, historians, user/security functions, and other applicable features in accordance with approved system architecture and project requirements.   Configure and verify assigned TruBio control areas and vessel configurations for applicable single-use equipment, including process parameters, instrumentation, alarms, interlocks, engineering units, ranges, and customer-specific options in accordance with approved system requirements.  Configure, test, and troubleshoot communications and interfaces between automation systems and single-use equipment, controllers, PLCs, I/O, instrumentation, Modbus devices, and supported third-party equipment.  Configure and verify applicable operator graphics, system navigation, user access, historians, alarms/events, and other operator-facing automation functionality.  Independently execute assigned system-integration activities for standard and moderately complex customer configurations, escalating highly complex or non-standard technical issues as appropriate.   Maintain accurate and controlled system build records and complete required as-built documentation and system backups, including applicable automation configurations, controllers/I/O, licensing information, and supporting technical documentation, in accordance with established procedures.  Document technical issues, troubleshooting activities, configuration changes, test results, and resolutions accurately and in accordance with applicable engineering and quality requirements.   Verify system configuration, connectivity, functionality, documentation, and overall readiness prior to Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT).   Independently troubleshoot routine-to-complex hardware, software, network, communications, and configuration issues;