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Autumn Harp
Controls Engineer
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What they do
An Electrical Controls Engineer designs, develops, and supervises all aspects of electrical control systems, equipment, and machinery. May be responsible for the installation and technical support of PLC based hardware and software.
$101,885 / year median in Vermont
+4% projected growth
Job Description
The Controls Engineer reports to our Manager, Engineering and is critical to the Maintenance and Engineering team by providing daily support on the existing control systems and assisting in complex system troubleshooting. The Controls Engineer is also responsible for control system upgrades on existing industrial equipment. The Controls Engineer will also have the ability to build new systems either from scratch or through collaboration with external OEM or integrators. The Controls Engineer will also be responsible for maintaining the manufacturing plant network with support from the onsite IT department.
Key Responsibilities:
- Troubleshoot Existing Control Systems
- Champion Control System Upgrades (which will require learning legacy systems)
- Design, Commission and Debug New Control Systems
- Development of new and adherence to existing standard operating procedures and programming guidelines
- Have a Flexible Work Schedule to Support the Needs of the facility
- Mentor Technicians on Basic & Advanced Control System Troubleshooting
- Identify, innovate and implement solutions to upgrade equipment for improved Safety and/or process efficiency
- Willing to Learn a New Control System
- Attend offsite meetings for engineering design reviews, factory acceptance testing, industry seminars or training workshops (infrequent travel)