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Automation Engineer
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What they do
A Manufacturing Automation Engineer designs, programs and improves automated machinery and processes within a manufacturing environment. Are responsible for the design specifications, documentation and troubleshooting of the equipment. Often work within vehicle manufacturing and food processing plants, where robots or machines are used to perform specific functions.
$100,917 / year median in Oregon
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Automation Engineer at SoTalent Automation Engineer at SoTalent in Bend, Oregon Posted in about 3 hours ago.
Type:
full-time Experienced Automation Engineer -
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Location:
Bend, Oregon, USA Work Arrangement:
On-site Employment Type:
Full-time Industry:
Pharmaceutical /
Biotechnology Manufacturing Relocation Assistance:
Available for eligible candidates About the Role An experienced Automation Engineer is required to support pharmaceutical manufacturing operations through automation, controls and continuous improvement. The role focuses on maintaining reliable GMP manufacturing systems, troubleshooting issues and implementing automation improvements. Key Responsibilities Support 24/7 operation of GMP process and facility equipment to maximize uptime Troubleshoot and resolve automation and controls system issues Manage automation vendors and suppliers during implementation and ongoing support Develop and maintain automation specifications and technical documentation Collaborate with IT/OT teams to maintain secure, reliable infrastructure Mentor junior engineers and technicians Drive automation improvements through hardware and software upgrades Participate in an on-call rotation supporting manufacturing operations Requirements Associate's degree in Automation, Electrical Engineering or a related field; Bachelor's preferred Experience with industrial automation and controls in a manufacturing environment Experience with Allen-Bradley PLCs, HMI development and FactoryTalk Knowledge of SCADA, Building Automation Systems and network infrastructure Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills Understanding of manufacturing safety practices Experience in regulated industries such as pharmaceuticals or biotechnology preferred Ability to support an on-call schedule Benefits Competitive compensation programs Medical, dental and vision insurance Dynamic and inclusive working environment Career development opportunities Relocation assistance for eligible candidates Opportunity to work on automation systems supporting life-sciences manufacturing
Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- Relocation Assistance