Advanced Controls Engineer

Embark on a Career as an Advanced Controls Engineer

Imagine working on the cutting edge of technology, improving automation processes in an environment that values continuous learning and innovation. As an Advanced Controls Engineer on our team, you will tackle exciting challenges during our second shift from 2:00 PM to 10:30 PM CT, Monday through Friday.

A Day In Your Life

From revamping automation controls on breakthrough equipment to collaborating tightly with equipment vendors, your days are filled with opportunities to drive efficiency and innovation.

Shape and refine control solutions for diverse machinery and automation systems.

Dive into the inner workings of PLCs, SCADA, and other essential system integrations.

Elevate the standards for electrical control boxes, focused on quality and compliance.

Plan and execute methodical tests ensuring every machine runs seamlessly.

Instill confidence through timely project updates, thorough documentation, and expert training.

Turn challenges into opportunities by diagnosing and troubleshooting equipment failures.

Align with vendors to crystalize control and software needs across projects.

Support expansion endeavors with expertise in equipment commissioning and testing.

Embrace our values of integrity and teamwork, pushing the boundaries of what's possible.

Requirements to Excel

Education & Experience:

A BS in Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or related disciplines is required.

More than a year of practical experience in the field of Automation & Controls Engineering or its equivalents is essential.

Core Skills:

Expertise in PLC programming, process tools, utilizing Beckhoff, Mitsubishi, and more.

Astute problem solver skilled in diagnosing intricate system issues.

An in-depth understanding of manufacturing execution standards is critical.

Ability to execute real-time data acquisition and analysis effectively.

Clarity in communication and sharp written skills are crucial for success.

Capability to influence stakeholders through detailed data and analysis.

Be ready to engage directly in hands-on work and travel as necessary (up to 10%).

Work Environment

Balances between office settings and manufacturing floors, you must consistently employ safety measures and possibly wear protective gear. Being able to lift up to 50 pounds and navigate through various physical tasks is essential. Salaried Exempt.