Manufacturing Controls Engineer, Machining Lines

Job Description

What a Tuesday looks like in this job.

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7:00 am. A machining line went down overnight. You're on the floor with the technicians, in TIA Portal, chasing a Profisafe fault. You find it, fix it, and write up what happened so it doesn't repeat.

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9:30 am. A supplier is on-site commissioning new equipment. You check their work against the plant's electrical and automation standards and push back on documentation that isn't complete.

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1:00 pm. Capital project review with plant management. You own the budget and the schedule, and you give them a straight update.

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3:00 pm. A newer engineer is stuck on a FANUC robot and Cognex vision setup. You sit with them and work through it.

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If that sounds like a good day, a large global manufacturer's machining and assembly plant in Northeast Mississippi is hiring a Manufacturing Controls Engineer.

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You'll need a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, 7+ years in automation (manufacturing preferred), deep Siemens PLC and TIA Portal experience, Profibus, Profisafe, Safety Integrated and ASI-Bus, and the ability to create and read electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic schematics. FANUC, Cognex and Atlas Copco experience is strongly preferred. Knowledge of electrical codes and AutoCAD helps.

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n return: a fully funded pension on top of a 401(k) with a dollar-for-dollar match up to 5%, medical, dental and vision, tuition reimbursement, company-paid disability and life insurance, 12 paid holidays plus vacation and sick time, and relocation assistance from the Corinth area. Base salary is competitive and shared on our first call.

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Work authorization: US citizens and permanent residents preferred; TN and H-1B sponsorship considered for qualified candidates.

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On-site in Northeast Mississippi.

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