Instrument Engineer Jobs in Phoenix, AZ (816)
Sheet Metal Foreman
Mid Level Instrumentation and Controls Engineer
Posted Job Title Entry Level Instrumentation and Controls Engineer
Entry Level Instrumentation and Controls Engineer
Senior Instrumentation & Controls Engineer - West (Hybrid)
Senior Instrumentation Engineer (PE)
Senior Lead PLC and SCADA Integrator
Instrumentation Designer
Electrical Project Engineer - Water & Wastewater Systems
Senior I&C Engineer for High-Tech Manufacturing
Lead Instrumentation & Controls Engineer - Water Systems
Instrumentation & Controls Engineer - Contract
Nuclear I&C Engineer (Hybrid) - Digital Modernization
Lead Field Service Technician (NETA or equivalent)
Nuclear exp.- I&C Engineer (Instrumentation & Controls)
Senior Process Mechanical Engineer
Sales Engineer II - Sensors & Test (Remote)
Instrumentation & Controls Engineer 3 - Nuclear
Electrical Superintendent
Remote Instrument & Controls Lead Engineer
Remote Field Service Engineer - Lab Instrument Maintenance
Life Science Service Specialist (MALDI, PPSQ, and LABNIRS)
Part-Time Mechanical Instrumentation & Lab Instructor
Senior Field Service Technician Transformers
Senior Instrumentation and Controls Senior CAD Designer
Instrumentation Tech II: Data Acquisition & Test Systems
Electronics & Instrumentation Testing Technician
Remote I&C Project Engineer - Data Center
Senior Instrument and Controls Engineer
Senior Instrumentation and Controls Engineer
Field Service Engineer - Arizona
Senior Instrumentation Engineer
Remote Senior GxP Instrument Systems Engineer
Instrument Engineer Salary in Phoenix
Instrument Engineers working in Phoenix, AZ make an average annual salary of $110K and a maximum annual salary of around $146K.
Job Description
Working as an Instrument Engineer in Phoenix, AZ
There are 816 Instrument Engineer opportunities available in Phoenix, AZ all with unique requirements.
An Instrument Engineer is often employed by an Electrical or Industrial Firm or a Government Agency to design and ensure the quality of the testing instruments and requires a thorough knowledge of mathematical principles. An Instrument engineer usually has advanced knowledge of programming languages like Java or C++. They may have to write program codes in those languages to create and modify the testing instruments. In short, they design and test industrial instruments such as sensors, control systems, and automated analysis equipment.
Instrument Engineer jobs near Phoenix, AZ
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