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We are seeking an experienced Senior Controls Engineer to join a high-performing engineering team supporting the development, build, and commissioning of an advanced automated final assembly system. This is a hands-on role working on cutting-edge manufacturing automation technology, including robotics, vision systems, motion control, and PLC programming.The successful candidate will play a key role in offline programming, machine debugging, system integration, and installation activities at a customer facility in Michigan.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and support control systems for automated assembly equipment.Program, troubleshoot, and optimize Allen-Bradley PLC and HMI platforms.Configure and support FANUC robotic systems.Debug and commission automated equipment during build and installation phases.Work closely with project leads, mechanical engineers, and integration teams.Support customer site installation and startup activities.Ensure systems meet performance, quality, and safety requirements.Technology EnvironmentAllen-Bradley PLCsAllen-Bradley HMIsFANUC RoboticsServo gantry systemsPneumatic controlsKeyence vision systemsConveyor systemsIR heater controlsRequired Experience3+ years of Controls Engineering experience within industrial automation or manufacturing environments.Strong Allen-Bradley PLC and HMI programming experience.Hands-on experience with FANUC robots.Comfortable troubleshooting controls and robotic systems on the shop floor.Ability to work independently while collaborating with project leadership and engineering teams.Preferred ExperienceFANUC Roboguide experience.Previous experience commissioning automated assembly cells.Exposure to vision systems and motion control applications.Working HoursTypical schedule: 7:00 AM – 3:30 PMExpect 45–50 hours per week initially.Hours may increase to approximately 60 hours per week during installation and commissioning phases.Why Apply?Opportunity to work on a complex, state-of-the-art automation project.Exposure to robotics, machine vision, and advanced manufacturing technologies.Collaborative engineering environment with a focus on innovation and problem-solving.Competitive contract rates and overtime opportunities.