Allan Johnson
About Allan Johnson
Allan Johnson is the Lead Automation Engineer at Bristol-Myers Squibb in County Dublin, Ireland, with over 20 years of experience in automation and control engineering.
Current Title and Role
Allan Johnson is currently employed as the Lead Automation Engineer at Bristol-Myers Squibb in County Dublin, Ireland. In this role, he oversees the automation processes and ensures the effective and efficient operation of system controls.
Previous Roles and Responsibilities
Allan Johnson has amassed extensive experience in the field of automation and control engineering over the past two decades. His career began at ICI Aromatics as a Student Process Control Engineer in Teesside. He then worked at Honeywell Process Solutions as an Applications Engineer in Scotland, followed by a role as E/I Engineer at ABB in Billingham, Teesside. Allan further enhanced his expertise at Wyeth Bio-pharma as a Delta V Project Engineer in Ireland and at Novo Nordisk in Denmark as an Automation Engineer. His role as an Instrument Project Engineer at Petroplus and subsequent senior positions at ConocoPhillips and SABIC reflect his deepening proficiency in automation and control systems.
Experience with SABIC
In 2017, Allan Johnson served as a Project Engineer for the DCS Completions Project at SABIC in Wilton. During his five-month tenure, he focused on the Olefins unit, contributing to the successful completion and operation of the Distributed Control System (DCS).
Contribution at ConocoPhillips
From 2007 to 2016, Allan Johnson held the position of Senior Project Engineer at ConocoPhillips. He was instrumental in leading the Control Systems Replacement Project in Teesside. This project involved substantial planning, execution and oversight to ensure the replacement systems were integrated seamlessly.
Educational Background
Allan Johnson pursued his higher education at Teesside University, where he graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Instrumentation & Control Engineering (BEng Hons). His academic foundation laid the groundwork for his distinguished career in automation and control engineering.