Associate member-technical staff vs electrical & instrumentation designer

Differences between associate member-technical staff and electrical & instrumentation designer duties and responsibilities

Associate member-technical staff example responsibilities.

• Manage Apollo DN600 UNIX workstation, installing software updates and maintaining user accounts.
• Lead successful projects with cross organizational teams from invention through prototyping phases of product introduction allowing deployment of new printing platform.
• Handle programming of test cases for JPVK involving different J2SE API blocks viz.
• Implement simple interface to interact with FPGA and GPU using provide API to be used for debugging.
• Create auditing reports and present discrepancy findings to QA management.
• Define and design storage virtualization features to support customer system resiliency and QOS requirements.
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Electrical & instrumentation designer example responsibilities.

• Manage database for PDF drawings and other electronic files.
• Modify chemical process areas with new control installations, utilizing various DCS's, and PLC's on these projects.
• Work in PDMS creating instruments, cable tray routing, locating junction boxes, remote I/O cabinets, and lighting.
• Work include modification of existing instrument panels to accept PLC & DCS racks and wiring; update pneumatic instrumentation to electronics.
• Develop new instrument installation detail drawings, instrument location plan drawings, instrument elevation drawings and loop diagrams for the refinery.
• Design process plant instrumentation and electrical power systems within NEC and industry standards.
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