Details:
- Job Type: Permanent
- Job Status: Full-Time
- Location: Coventry
- Date: 2 days ago
Description:
Cadent Gas Ltd
Play a vital role in the systems that keep Cadent operating safely and reliably
As a Control Engineer (systems) you will operate within the ECC technical office and be trained to be responsible for managing the ECC aspects of the SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and telemetry networks, and for all maintenance and change management of the control room systems utilised in ensuring the safe and efficient control of the gas networks. You will be responsible for adherence to Cadent’s and ECC’s data strategy, ensuring knowledge and understanding of ECC data, and that relevant maintenance and change controls are in place.
This is a hands on engineering role where you’ll collaborate closely with operational teams, system users and technical partners to maintain high standards of performance, reliability and system integrity.
Why you'll love this role:
Operational Impact – Support systems that directly enable the safe and efficient control of the gas network.
Technical Variety – Work across control room systems, telemetry networks and SCADA related environments.
Hands On Engineering – Play an active role in system configuration, maintenance and continuous improvement.
Collaboration & Visibility – Work closely with the Energy Control Centre, IS teams and operational stakeholders.
Continuous Development – Build specialist knowledge and progress toward expert status.
Critical Infrastructure Environment – Contribute to nationally significant energy systems.
What you'll bring:
Engineering & Systems Knowledge
Understanding of control room environments and system operations.
Exposure to SCADA, telemetry or operational control systems desirable.
Analytical & Problem Solving Skills
Ability to analyse complex issues and apply sound engineering judgement.
Communication & Teamwork
Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
Change & Process Awareness
Understanding of change management processes and system governance.
Qualifications & Experience
GCSEs in STEM subjects or equivalent.
Further technical qualifications desirable