Senior Instrumentation Designer
Company: McDermott
Role summary
Senior Instrumentation Designer is a full-time role at McDermott in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India (on-site). Posted 2026-08-31. Experience level: 5-10.
- Job title
- Senior Instrumentation Designer
- Company
- McDermott
- Location
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
- Work arrangement
- on-site
- Employment type
- full-time
- Category
- Product & Design
- Experience level
- 5-10
- Date posted
- 2026-08-31
McDermott is seeking an experienced Instrumentation Designer to join their team full-time. This role offers a great opportunity to apply your design expertise on challenging projects and contribute to innovative solutions in the energy sector. If you have a strong background in instrumentation and a passion for technical design, this could be a fantastic next step in your career.
Job description
Job Overview:
The Senior Instrumentation Designer completes a variety of Instrumentation Design assignments as needed and can complete work with a limited degree of supervision. They are an informal resource for colleagues with less Instrumentation Design experience. The Senior Instrumentation Designer has developed proficiency in various analytical processes or procedures to carry out assigned tasks. They provide solutions to problems in typical or infrequently occurring situations based on existing precedents or procedures. They directly impact the quality of the work of the team.
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