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Sr Controls Engineer
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Deterrence Defense, Inc.
Dallas, TX (In Person)
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Sr Controls Engineer Deterrence Defense, Inc. Dallas, TX Job Details 18 hours ago Qualifications Electrical automation system implementation Version control Systems integration Human-machine interface (HMI) systems Machine vision systems Electrical control panels Fanuc ISO standards Safety regulations Robotics engineering Network infrastructure System design for system development Integration architecture Electrical robotics implementation Machine operation safety procedures 480V electrical equipment handling Design development Mentoring GitHub Network architecture Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) System deployment Industrial equipment Commissioning phase involvement PLC networking Senior level Systems architecture within manufacturing Industrial control system installation Field commissioning Sensors Full Job Description Sr Industrial Controls Development & Commissioning Engineer Summary The Industrial Controls Development & Commissioning Engineer leads the design, programming, integration, and deployment of advanced control and safety systems across the equipment lifecycle. This role emphasizes Siemens PLC platforms, functional safety, robotics integration, and SCADA systems for high‑output environments. Key Responsibilities Design and implement Siemens PLC control systems. Architect SCADA systems using Ignition Perspective. Design industrial control panels for 480VAC/24VDC systems. Configure vision systems, robotics, sensors, actuators, and communication devices. Implement safety PLCs, fail‑safe I/O, servos, VFDs, and ProfiSafe devices. Develop safety architectures in alignment with