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I've got an interview coming up for an I&C Tech I role at a wholesale water district that operates water treatment plants and distribution infrastructure. The job description appears to be entry level - they expected some prior coursework in electrical/electronics and I had to pass a written test, but sounds like they will train instrumentation under supervision.

My background is as a licensed electrician, roughly 10 years across installation, testing and troubleshooting in commercial construction and service work. Completed a 4-year apprenticeship and licensed.

Haven't worked in instrumentation before so looking for any areas to scrub up on or tips to go in prepared for this opportunity.

Thanks in advance!