OT Systems Analyst

Position Summary The OT Systems Analyst evaluates and improves the performance, reliability, and usability of OT systems. The role analyzes historian/alarm data, documents requirements and workflows, supports change management, and helps prioritize upgrades and remediation efforts. Key Responsibilities Analyze historian/alarm/event data to identify reliability issues, nuisance alarms, and optimization opportunities. Document functional requirements, workflows, and user stories; support testing and validation. Maintain configuration baselines and change records; assist with standards and SOPs. Coordinate with Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Operations on improvement plans and schedules. Prepare reports/dashboards on KPIs and recommendations for leadership. Qualifications 4+ years in OT/SCADA environments as analyst, engineer, or similar. Experience with historians (e.g., Ignition/AVEVA/PI), alarm management, and data visualization (Power BI). Strong documentation, communication, and stakeholder coordination skills. Education & Certifications Bachelor’s in Engineering, Information Systems, or related field; equivalent experience considered. Skills & Competencies (CLEAR Values) Collaboration — partners across Engineering, Operations, and Field Services to deliver value. Leadership — sets direction, coaches teams, and drives accountability and change. Excellence — delivers high‑quality, compliant, and repeatable outcomes with strong documentation. Accountability — owns outcomes, budgets, risks, and deadlines; uses KPIs for decisions. Respect — communicates effectively and builds trust with clients, colleagues, and vendors. Work Environment & Physical Requirements Primarily office/remote environment with travel to facilities, project sites, and client/vendor meetings as needed. Site work may require PPE, walking/standing on uneven surfaces, and occasional lifting up to 30 lbs. Reasonable accommodations may be made for qualified individuals with disabilities.