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The role of the Field Controls Engineer, while primarily an office-based position, does require the ability to engage in physical activities consistent with engineering environments.
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The Service Controls Engineer III conceptualizes, develops and programs retrofits and upgrades of automated equipment hardware and software according to a customer and internal specification of legacy equipment; Capable of being the Controls Engineering Lead on large multi-module custom systems.
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3 – 5 years of experience with daily use of engineering software (AutoCAD, SolidWorks, etc.) Apply principles of electrical engineering application to resolve technical issues with machine tool systems.
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Electrical Engineer or Controls Engineering. So, if you are a Senior Controls Engineer with experience, please apply today! If you are a Senior Controls Engineer with experience, please read on.
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Previous experience in protection and controls engineering for high-voltage substation and transmission systems. Stay updated on industry trends, standards, and best practices related to protection and controls engineering.
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A proficient level of computer skills and understanding of computer-operated systems and engineering design tools (e.g. AutoCAD, VISIO, EDS) is required. + Collaborate with other members of the project team to identify additional options for the customer (e.g. Energy Efficiency, Equipment Interface, Value Engineering.
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