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INFOTREE GLOBAL SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED
PLC Control Technician
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The Automation Controls Technician (PLC) serves the Advanced Automation Infrastructure team and is on the front line of automated assembly operations, keeping the controls behind our equipment running reliably. You'll troubleshoot PLCs, HMIs, sensors, I/O, networks, and safety systems, serving as the first responder when automation stops and helping drive improvements that keep production moving. This is an opportunity to build hands-on expertise at the center of next-generation manufacturing for one of the industry's leading hyperscale system integrators. A minimum of a trade school certification in a technical field and 6+ years of practical experience in an automated manufacturing environment. Deep expertise in industrial automation controls, including PLCs, HMIs, I/O systems, sensors, safety circuits, industrial networks, and SMEMA machine sequencing. Proven ability to troubleshoot complex controls failures from the field device through the PLC, network, HMI, and machine sequence without relying solely on OEM support. Strong experience reading and interpreting electrical schematics, control panel drawings, I/O lists, PLC logic, network architecture, and machine documentation. Experience with PLC programming (Festo / CodeSys / Structured Text), HMI configuration, controls integration, industrial Ethernet, sensors, and safety systems in an automated manufacturing environment. Ability to establish and maintain controlled PLC/HMI backups, configuration records, software versions, and machine recovery documentation. Demonstrated ability to perform root-cause analysis on recurring controls failures and implement improvements that increase equipment reliability and reduce downtime. Strong technical judgment and change-control discipline, with the ability to make repairs independently while recognizing when an issue requires engineering, OEM, or system-integrator escalation. Experience with Microsoft Office tools (Outlook, Excel, and Word). Strong verbal and written communications skills.