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The Mule Wiring Design & Release Engineer (DRE) is responsible to lead the design of wire harness and electrical distribution systems while working with supplier CAD and Engineering Support teams, global Engineering, Program Management, and Manufacturing teams as required to design and build mule and prototype vehicles.
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We are currently seeking a Controls Engineer for our Manufacturing campus in Winchester, KY. This is a full-time, on site, exempt position that reports directly into our technical team. Now Hiring a Controls Engineer to join our team.
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Our Client has a Controls Engineer position open in Orlando, FL. This position is responsible for controls engineering project requirements involving control system design, DCS/PLC programming, control panel design, instrumentation, check-out support, and start-up assistance.
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The Controls Engineer would design, detail, and implement a variety of fiber, wired, and wireless systems using industrial protocols (Ethernet/IP, Profinet, Modbus, etc.) 8+ years of experience as a Controls Engineer.
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Key words: Controls Engineer, Machine Controls, Rockwell Automation, Allen Bradley RS Logix, Studio 5000, PLC’s, HMI’s, Manufacturing, OEM, AutoCAD, Packaging, Material Handling, cGMP, VFFS, etc.
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PLC – Rockwell, Siemens, Codesys (Beckhoff, B&R, Bosch).
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Titles Encouraged to Apply: Control Systems Engineer Electrical Controls Engineer PLC Programmer Automation Engineer Instrumentation Engineer Robotics Controls Engineer Process Control Engineer We invite qualified candidates who are passionate about automation controls and eager to drive innovation in a dynamic environment to apply for this exciting opportunity.
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The primary role of a Controls Engineer is to lead all aspects of the controls for automated equipment. PLC and HMI controls (primarily Allen Bradley CompactLogix, PanelView Plus.
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The Senior Controls Engineer would design, detail, and implement a variety of fiber, wired, and wireless systems using industrial protocols (Ethernet/IP, Profinet, Modbus, etc. The Senior Controls Engineer will interact directly with the customer and lead a team of engineers in identifying requirements, developing specifications, and implementing/testing/commissioning/qualifying automation solutions.
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Our client is looking for a Sr. Controls Automation Engineer. The Senior Controls Engineer will interact directly with the customer and lead a team of Wunderlich-Malec engineers in identifying requirements, developing specifications, and implementing/testing/commissioning/qualifying automation solutions.
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The Senior Controls Engineer demonstrates success by securing repeat work with both new and existing customers. This involves the development of a control system architecture, selecting the components to be used, detailing schematic diagrams and system documentation, programming controllers (PLC, DCS, RTU), programming the process visualization (HMI/SCADA), developing databases for archiving/displaying historical system data and implementing/commissioning the control system at the clients facility.
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JOB DESCRIPTION: We have a Sr. Automation Engineer position available in our Wilmington, MA office. In-depth understanding of HMI/SCADA hardware/software platforms such GE iFIX, Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk View, Inductive Automation’s Ignition, and Siemens.
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Synerfac is seeking a Controls Engineer for our client in Joplin, MO. Our client has been a national leading manufacturer of residential roofing shingles for more than 75 years. The Controls Engineer will provide plant support by optimizing the efficiency and reliability of new and existing web handling production processes, general manufacturing processes, and automation.
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This individual should also be capable of identifying and producing moderate level standards, engineering tools, and process improvement initiatives with some direction from the Controls Manager.
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As part of the Advanced Manufacturing team, the Central Controls Engineer will represent the voice of the automation and controls staff when developing future 4.0 strategies and projects.
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