Job Title Instrument & Control (I&C) Engineer Location: Bergen, Norway Overview Join a skilled, agile engineering team delivering projects across new energies, carbon capture (CCUS), hydrogen, LNG and offshore oil & gas. As an Instrument & Control Engineer you'll own I&C engineering from early studies and FEED through detailed design, vendor follow?up, installation and commissioning. This role offers variety (concept work, process modules and turnkey deliveries), exposure to safety?critical systems, and a chance to contribute to the energy transition within a compact, collaborative organisation based in Bergen. Required Skills Strong competence in field instrumentation (pressure, temperature, flow, level, analytical). Proven experience in control systems: DCS, PLC and SIS design and architecture. Ability to produce control narratives, cause & effect diagrams, I/O lists, instrument datasheets, loop diagrams and hook?ups. Experience with control logic inputs, FAT/SAT support and vendor package follow?up. Working knowledge of safety systems (ESD, Fire & Gas) and integration of safety?critical systems. Excellent multidisciplinary coordination skills (electrical, mechanical, process). Strong English communication (verbal and written); able to interface with clients and vendors. Structured, solution?oriented, proactive approach and ability to work in a fast?paced EPC environment. Nice to Have Skills Hands?on experience with specific DCS/PLC platforms (vendor names) and engineering tools used for I&C design. Background in hydrogen, green ammonia, or CO2 capture equipment. Experience with large motors, switchboards and transformer interfaces. Norwegian language skills (helpful but not required). Previous involvement in offshore or floating LNG projects. Preferred Education & Experience Bachelor's or Master's degree in Instrumentation, Control, Electrical, Mechatronics or related engineering discipline. Minimum ~5 years' relevant industry experience in instrumentation, automation or control engineering - ideally within oil & gas, LNG, CCUS, hydrogen or related process industries. Demonstrated track record on multidisciplinary EPC projects. Other Requirements Full?time, permanent position (typical 40 hours/week). On?site based in Bergen (initial training and most work in Bergen; some site work and occasional travel may be required). Right to work in Norway required (no visa sponsorship). Willingness to travel or work from other locations when project needs demand. Why this role You'll work with a compact, technically strong team on projects that span conventional and emerging energy sectors. The company values growth opportunities, cross?discipline collaboration and innovation - all within a supportive environment that rewards performance. If you're an experienced I&C engineer excited by varied projects across CCUS, hydrogen and energy transition technologies, we'd love to hear from you - apply now to take the next step in your engineering career.
