Controls Engineer III

Who We Are At CPC (Colder Products Company), we’re not just connecting fluid lines – we’re connecting people, ideas, and possibilities. For nearly 50 years, we’ve been engineering cutting‑edge fluid connection technologies that power industries from biopharmaceutical, thermal management, medical, industrial, and chemical handling markets. The talent behind our success is what sets us apart. Your Role The Controls Engineer III will ensure that the manufacturing plant is running smoothly and efficiently while meeting quality and safety standards for the goods produced. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Design and develop HMI, MES, and SCADA systems built around the Ignition platform using SQL, Python, JavaScript, and other languages and technologies. Implement and integrate equipment used in assembly processes with capability for statistical process control (SPC). Develop and maintain SPC control charts and monitoring systems. Create, modify, and maintain programs for machines, robotics, and systems. Perform troubleshooting for process equipment hardware and programming of controllers such as PLCs and HMIs. Analyze automation equipment failures and propose solutions to address the failures so that they do not recur. Analyze plant processes and recommend new technologies, equipment, or systems to streamline operations. Lead/coordinate Statement of Work (SOW) and User Requirements Specification (URS) documentation. Coordinate work from suppliers supporting maintenance, new equipment, integration, or other work. Ensure new automation equipment is implemented and functions to the intended design and applicable automation standards. Create electrical schematics and other engineering support documents for new or existing equipment. Work consistently to drive continuous improvement. Perform automation work in compliance with all area safety procedures and policies. Perform other job duties as assigned to meet business needs. Qualification Requirements Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or another technical discipline. 5+ years of related experience in automation and robotics. Understanding of machine motion and terminology. Ability to read, understand, analyze, and problem‑solve electrical schematics and engineering related software programs. Strong computer skills with experience using CAD software and Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, Project). Preferred Skills HMI and SCADA programming experience. Allen Bradley PLC programming experience. Experience with Fanuc, Universal Robot, Epson, Asyril feeder. Experience working in a manufacturing environment. Travel Less than 5%, domestically. Benefits & Compensation Health, dental, and vision coverage starting day one for you and your family. Health Savings Account (HSA) contributions for eligible plans. Company‑paid short‑term and long‑term disability and life insurance. On‑site gym and wellness programs. 401(k) plan with automatic employer contributions and profit‑sharing. Referral bonuses. Paid time off: PTO, company‑paid holidays, bereavement leave, paid volunteer time. Paid parental leave. Wellness support, including mental and financial well‑being advisors. Tutoring assistance and scholarship programs for children of eligible employees. Employee assistance program with counseling and legal services. Business travel services, employee discounts, and commuter benefits. Pay range: $103,000.00 - $120,000.00 annually (Minnesota). All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability, age, genetic information, or any other factor prohibited by law. #J-18808-Ljbffr