Investigate and analyze attraction control system incidents, including downtime, reliability issues, safety incidents, and show quality concerns, and provide effective technical solutions to restore systems and improve performance.
Deliver control systems engineering support for attraction projects, including system enhancements, upgrades, replacements, modifications, testing, and commissioning.
Perform hands‑on work involving industrial automation and field devices.
Plan and conduct Operational Tests and Electrical Tests as part of the Annual Ride Safety Examination.
Prepare and maintain engineering documentation, including maintenance manuals, maintenance requirements, testing procedures, schematics, and wiring diagrams.
Collaborate with internal stakeholders across Facility Services, Park Operations, and other Lines of Business.
Coordinate with external parties such as contractors, suppliers, surveyors, and regulatory bodies as required.
Job Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in an engineering or science discipline, such as Electrical, Electronic, Mechatronics, Computer, or Communications Engineering (or equivalent).
Minimum of 3 years post‑qualification experience, including at least 1 year in industrial automation or control systems, such as system integration, automated manufacturing, instrumentation, industrial controls, or theater/stage automation systems.
Solid knowledge of industrial automation and Operational Technology systems, including PLC and safety control platforms (e.g. Beckhoff or Siemens), motor drives, sensors, actuators, field devices, and industrial Ethernet and fieldbus networks.
Familiarity with show or attraction control systems, such as the TAIT Navigator control system, is an advantage.
Strong analytical and logical problem‑solving skills with a data‑driven approach to fault investigation.
Ability to work independently with sound engineering judgement in safety‑critical and live operating environments.
Good verbal and written communication skills in English and Chinese.
