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Location: Mukilteo, WACompany: ElectroimpactAbout ElectroimpactElectroimpact specializes in aircraft assembly automation, offering innovative solutions in robotics, automated fiber placement, riveting machines, and wing assembly lines. As a company owned and operated by engineers, we prioritize exceptional engineering over profitability. Our multidisciplinary teams collaborate across electrical, controls, and fluidic engineering to design and build custom machinery entirely in-house. Learn more at: www.electroimpact.com/company/aboutWe seek engineers passionate about bringing ideas to life and contributing to every stage of the product lifecycle – from concept and design to manufacturing, testing, installation, and customer support. At Electroimpact, engineers work closely with customers, ensuring their efforts have a direct and meaningful impact while driving innovation in aerospace automation.Position OverviewWe are seeking a highly-motivated Entry-Level Controls Engineer to join our team. This role focuses on the development, implementation, and troubleshooting of control systems for advanced automation and machine-tool systems used in aerospace manufacturing.The ideal candidate will demonstrate a strong foundation in control systems or automation, hands-on problem-solving skills, and the ability to work collaboratively on complex multidisciplinary projects. Candidates should show evidence of applied experience through student teams, internships, capstone projects, lab work, or personal projects involving controls, automation, or robotics. A strong interest in hands-on debugging, system integration, and bringing machines to life is highly valued.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and support PLC-based controls systems for custom automated machineryCollaborate with electrical, mechanical, and fluidic engineers on multidisciplinary projectsParticipate in machine bring-up, testing, debugging, and in-house integrationAssist with I/O checkout, sensor and actuator validation, and system troubleshootingSupport machine installation, commissioning, and customer training at locations worldwideContribute to maintaining customer satisfaction through responsive post-installation supportDocument control logic, system changes, and troubleshooting findings as neededQualificationsEducation: Enrolled in or recently graduated from a U.S. ABET or Engineers Canada-accredited undergraduate program in Electrical or Computer Engineering.SkillsDemonstrated exposure to control systems concepts within the past two years (coursework, labs, projects or internships)Understanding of basic automation concepts such as PLCs, I/O, sensors, actuators, or motion controlStrong written and verbal communicationPhysical RequirementsAble to lift 30 lbs. to waist high frequentlyOther RequirementsFlexible hours and overtime when neededCompensation & BenefitsSalary: $40.86 - $45.67/hr (DOE)Benefits Include401(k) matchingHealth, dental, and vision insuranceFlexible spending and health savings accountsLife InsurancePaid time offParental leaveTuition reimbursement and professional development assistanceRelocation assistanceProfit sharingApplication InstructionsApply online at: www.electroimpact.com/jobs.In addition to your resume, please upload information related to one or more self-directed, hands-on engineering projects you have worked on outside of formal coursework. We value engineers who demonstrate curiosity, initiative, and a hands-on approach to problem-solving.Projects may be personal, hobby, or independent in nature and can include mechanical, electrical, software/controls, fabrication, repair, automation, or other technically inclined work. Submissions do not need to be formal or extensive. Examples of acceptable materials include brief written descriptions, photos, sketches, screenshots, sample hardware, or documentation that help demonstrate your work. Supporting materials encouraged.Electroimpact is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Disability