Lead Instrumentation & Controls Systems Qualification and Obsolescence Engineer

Job overview

The Lead Instrumentation & Controls Systems Qualification and Obsolescence Engineer role is hybrid in New Stanton, PA, with onsite work two to three days each week. Compensation is $85,200–$106,500 per year. The role supports Westinghouse Electric’s OEM Parts department. The engineer manages the lifecycle of instrumentation and controls components by clarifying customer needs, coordinating suppliers and orders, resolving obsolescence, and validating technical solutions. Documentation, testing, and qualification work help maintain reliable legacy systems and meet customer requirements.

What you'll do

• Define customer needs for instrumentation and controls components and assemblies
• manage quotes and orders with suppliers, internal sales, and customers
• prepare procurement and manufacturing documentation and Commercial Dedication Instruction documents
• qualify alternate components and mitigate obsolescence risk
• develop test procedures, conduct functional tests, and configure monitoring for seismic, environmental, and EMC test campaigns.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

full-time

new stanton pa

westinghouse electric

hybrid

oem parts

electrical engineering

component qualification

obsolescence

functional testing

$85,200–$106,500/year

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Why this role

Requires a bachelor’s degree from an ABET-accredited electrical engineering or electrical engineering technology program, at least four years of electrical engineering experience, and fluency in analog circuit design concepts.

About the employer

Westinghouse Electric - USA is hiring for this role. Industry: Engineering Services. Sector: 54.